React Native vs. NativeScript
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What is React Native?React Native enables you to build world-class application experiences on native platforms using a consistent developer experience based on JavaScript and React. The focus of React Native is on developer efficiency across all the platforms you care about - learn once, write anywhere. Facebook uses React Native in multiple production apps and will continue investing in React Native.
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What is NativeScript?NativeScript enables developers to build native apps for iOS, Android and Windows Universal while sharing the application code across the platforms. When building the application UI, developers use our libraries, which abstract the differences between the native platforms.
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450 Companies Using React Native
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8 Companies Using NativeScript
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Latest News |
idx: The Existential Function
March 12, 2017
Using Native Driver for Animated
February 13, 2017
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Announcing NativeScript-Vue 1.0
February 19, 2018
Building an Awesome Login Screen with NativeScript
February 13, 2018
A New Way to Learn NativeScript Layouts
February 06, 2018
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Reviews of React Native and NativeScript
Better than native app development experience
December 30, 2015 22:57
Native iOS developer here. One of the most important thing React Native managed to accomplish is that it created a better single-platform development experience than the platform owner themselves did. It's faster and easier to develop a react native app than it is to develop an iOS app. And remember that react native is at the end of the day still native. So native views, native components, native modules. You get to pick and choose how much you want to be in JavaScript and how much you want to be in native.
The best framework for cross-platform mobile development
May 15, 2015 07:47
NativeScript allows you to reuse your JS skills to build Native mobile apps without any sacrifices. It takes a bit to learn about all possible features, but each time you discover a new one you can't help but get more and more excited.
The new way to build native apps with a single source code
February 25, 2016 22:44
It is using the native components to build the UI and offers the best skills reuse story. All you need to know is JS/TS and CSS. Angular 2 is also supported which leads to even more code reuse across web and mobile.This is also the best way to access the native platform APIs directly.
How developers use React Native vs NativeScript
jhabdas uses React Native
It's the glue which makes React play nice with Objective-C and Swift in the app.
AmericanBibleSociety uses React Native
We are not currently using this product but we have very high interest in learning and using this for mobile apps.
nickdecooman uses React Native
Developed for a number of weeks a React Native app for a high-visibility Belgian company.
ryanvanbelkum uses React Native
The framework used to write the mobile apps in this project. I've chosen this because of the "write once run all" (ios and android) mentality.
Kurzor, s.r.o. uses React Native
React Native is great in that it reduces the overhead of writing native code based on a web app. If written in a good style, Redux part of the app can often just be copied or shared in the Native app - and it just works! What a timesaver.
JINJA Ltd. uses React Native
New features of our app are developed on React Native, so we could maintain a small dev team.
