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React Native is dead, long live React Native

Kevin Meyvaert on June 20, 2018

This post originally appeared on: In The Pocket blog. A lot of rumbling and commotion on the Twitter-sphere and tech blogs today. Last night, ...
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Gabriel Magalhães dos Santos •

A lot of people are confounding "React native don't works with Airbnb case anymore" with "React native doesn't works more"

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Leah •

that's always the case when people look at big companies

"oh google uses this hugely scalable database, it has to be good for us too"

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Lode Vanhove •

Indeed, that was the direct reason why the title was chosen like that.

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Sumanth Yedoti • • Edited

It's 2020. Still using RN 👍🏽

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JustAriel •

It's 2023/ Still using RN 👍🏽

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Tajul Arifin Sirajudin •

are you still using it right now?

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DaiSoftwares •

Hey, very nice site. I came across this on Google, and I am stoked that I did. I will definitely be coming back here more often. Wish I could add to the conversation and bring a bit more to the table, but am just taking in as much info as I can at the moment. Thanks for sharing.

React Native Development Company

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Raghav Bhandari •

Same, found this site because of this article, seems like an info treasure.

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Muhammad Rafeh Atique •

RN is future. And I created one app through which you can guess how much you can go so far in react native. Install app from below

play.google.com/store/apps/details...

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Suleman Afzal •

Its 2024/ Still using react native.

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Layan • • Edited

RN is not a best one, but RN not dead or useless. That can out better app simply ,so everything's is on developer's hand