Should I use React Native too?
summary
A white‑label React Native e‑commerce app ships from two engineers in six months, shares ~98% code between iOS and Android, and runs 4,000 customer apps in stores with ~12,000 daily users and ~2,000 bookings per day. Uses TypeScript, hot reloading, Jest snapshot tests and Detox for E2E, and Microsoft CodePush for instant over‑the‑air fixes. Main risks are the bridge bottleneck and fragile native upgrades, plus pain around navigation libraries and custom SDK bridging.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 3:57The multi-channel challenge
- 7:52React Native in production
- 13:12Development speed and hot reloading
- 18:30Over-the-air updates game changer
- 20:58Challenges and limitations
- 23:45Team and prerequisites
- 27:15Final verdict and conclusion
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