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We have, in one of our earlier blog established the importance of mobile app developments
for a business. Indeed, the digital world has seen quite a surge in app development and
while the initial focus was on developing apps specific to the OS using the coding language
specific to them, it has now shifted to hybrid app development. This is because with mobile
apps being so much in demand, the efforts are getting focussed towards shorter
development and quicker deployment times across all platforms. With myriad devices now
being used by people across, a hybrid app sits on the crossroads of good user experience
& easy deployment across all platforms. Such an app can be developed using the existing
technologies such as JavaScript or HTML5 and CSS.
One significant advancement in this domain has been how the popular JavaScript library
was reshaped by Facebook’s engineers into React JS. Within just three years since it was
incorporated, React native app development has not become the fourteenth most starred
project on GitHub- a standing testimony to its level of advancement and utility. For that
matter, React Native app development as a search term has even beaten “Android app
development” or “iOS app development” on Google.
A clear advantage which React Native app development offers is that for a native app
development, one does not really have to understand languages such as Objective-C,
JavaScript, Kotlin or Swift. But things do not just end there. We have populated a list of five
major reasons which prove that React native for hybrid app development is a thing which is
here to stay
PLATFORM AGNOSTIC
Most of the apps based on React Native APIs are cross platform which means they can run
equally well across Android, iOS or any other operating system which supports native apps.
This is specifically important because first, both iOS and Android have different design
implications and secondly, even across Android, the specifications differ significantly. React
however, provides for Platform modules and Platform specific file extensions which can
detect the OS and then define the platform specific implementations.
The fact that React can automatically pick up the correct file basis the OS being used
makes React native app development a preferred choice.
PS: The javascript code runs on its own thread and unless there is a process overlap,
ReactJS apps’ UI animation never lags.
BETTER UI GUARANTEED
React creates a UI which is pretty similar to JavaScript and since it offers other options for
fine tuning too, in some cases the UI is even better. Plus, the process to code is simple and
hence the developer can get a clear view of what could the visualization be like. This fact
helps to further refine the overall UI.
Finally, React Native stands in a league of its own yet Flutter and Ionic are two competitors
which are trying to close in. However, these come with their own set of challenges. For
instance Flutter which is a Google’s in-house production in response to Facebook’s React
JS. Flutter is great when it comes to creating hybrid apps for android but when it comes to
iOS, it doesn’t fare as well. This very thing defeats the entire purpose of ease of
development.
If we talk of Iconic, which is majorly a Webview wrap, the native apps thus created go
overtop the web mechanisms written via CSS and JS. This makes the app to be excessively
dependent on Webview which makes the app to be super slow.
So, while we said that React Native app development has some competition, it is pretty
much in the supremely early stages and by the time Flutter and Iconic catch up, ReactJS
will be at a level pretty high.
Hope all this information helped. Shall be back soon with another blog for you.
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