I saw people were talking about React Native's popularity and...yeah. I had to jump in. Hope this helps balance things out.

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The post discusses the popularity and use cases of React Native, a mobile development framework developed by Meta. It counters claims from a video suggesting React Native isn't popular, detailing its use by major companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta itself. The post also highlights the importance of understanding how companies integrate React Native into various parts of their applications rather than using it for entire apps.

React Native Is MORE Popular Than You Think

If u take stats from store then u will see its mostly native or Flutter.
RN is far away.
Again, Theo make a clickbait video/react fanboy video with a lot of fake news

we are just changing our main app from RN to Flutter, and there are others that are doing the same.

Then again, I would argue we are in an a age where most websites (by numbers) are not made by programmers but rather are in CMses. The most popular languages on the web are PHP, Ruby, Java and Scala in order for that reason, 990% of those who use them use a CMS. The same will likely come for mobile apps.