React Native is the latest platform, you aren’t building a “mobile web app” or even a “hybrid app.” Here, this framework allows you to create real mobile applications identical to an application built using Swift or Java. The same primary UI building blocks used by iOS and Android are used by React Native. These building blocks are just put together using JavaScript and React.
React Native is the next generation of React, a Javascript code library developed by Facebook and Instagram. As the matter of fact, developing native apps for Android and the iOS platform is a tedious task as both of them are two entirely different ecosystems.
Features of React Native –
- Cross-Platform Capability – Its handles multiple platforms. The vast majority of React Native APIs are cross-platform, meaning we write one React component and it works seamlessly on both Android and iOS.
- Reduce Development Times – It makes developing applications for iOS and Android much faster as much as by 30%. This has been made possible due to a vast library of React components available under open source.
- Live Updates – No more waiting for approvals from the app store for your app updates. Push your next release without the user having to update his app.
- On The Go Updates – Native Apps behave like web apps and do not require play tore permissions to release new updates. It is more user-friendly in every manner possible.