what about react-nactive developing mobile app?
what about react-nactive developing mobile app?
Web developers learning react-nactive or learning native development is better,Personal feeling react-nactive still has a lot of pits,
But learning native app development seems to be difficult
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RN has it props and cons.
Pros: Super fast to develop new scene, visual feature. It works great for Android AND iOS! And it is super easy to integrate different UI for each without having weird files. RN will allow you to be MUCH FASTER to develop 2 apps at the same time!
Also, because you are a web developer (Maybe even with React), it is so easy to transition to React-Native! You still code in JS with the differences of using React-Native component (View, Text, Etc...) instead of HTML ones (div, span). And there are libs online where you can code in HTML and it will transform it into RN.
Cons: It can get complex and difficult to add native dependencies. When a lib want your project to be configure a certain way, but then another lib is asking the opposing, it can be difficult to resolve.
Also, beware of Expo. It is a tool that simplify a lot a React-Native project! Even too much I would say by experience. It allow you to make mobile app without having to handle all the native parts (configuration, app signing, etc) For simple app, its perfect! If you want to be professional or you need native libs that Expo does not support, well just too bad! You can remove expo from your project, but I prefer to start without it.
Hope it helps!
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– Theo
Sep 1 at 13:37