@HeadSet At my company (which I don't want to name) we are developing an app which is basically the same as the website. The app will have a few extra features like the ability to locate people and push notifications to them.
React Native does have the nice feature of letting us work on one codebase instead of two (iPhone and Android). That's worth a lot. But it still feels overly complex to do even simple things like store a state value in Redux and get it out again.
React Native does have the nice feature of letting us work on one codebase instead of two (iPhone and Android).
One codebase is a great feature. When we were developing a taxi app (before Uber), we had to use separate code for Android, iPhone, and (for what I thought at the time would be the the new dominant device) Windows Phone.
#humor