Native respond; Helping companies grow

React Native is an open source framework, with which you can create a mobile app using only JavaScript. The main difference of this framework is that, that native apps react similar to native apps. You are no different from them, those on Java, Objective-C or Swift based, and they use similar UI construction blocks as local iOS- or Android apps. However, with this native React, developing a mobile application is much faster and cheaper than others.

1. With React Native, developers don't have to create a different mobile app for each platform. Much of the code built with React Native can be used between iOS and Android.

2. React Native is all about the mobile user interface. If we equate this native React framework with AngularJS, we will see, that it is more like a JavaScript library than a framework.

3. The React Native framework is still in progress, so some key components of the core framework may be deficient. To fill this area, React Native provides two types of third-party plugins: native modules and JavaScript modules.

4. The React Native framework consists of a remarkable list of practical solutions and libraries, which significantly support the development of mobile apps.

Although it is a revolution in the world of mobile application development, it has some of the disadvantages listed below:

1. React Native is novel, fast and less mature than platforms like iOS or Android. This can adversely affect programs.

2. React Native is not a good choice for building a mobile app, the many interactions, animations, Screen transitions or complex gestures required.

3. JavaScript is an extremely versatile and powerful programming language, but a weakly typed language. Some mobile device developers may face a lack of type safety, which turns out to be difficult to scale.

4. Respond to native libraries with native bridges, knows z. B. videos and maps. Three platforms are required for successful execution.

5. Even on pristine devices, it may take a few seconds, until the term begins, before React Native can be rendered for the first time.