React Native is a cross-platform framework for iOS and Android apps. You can use React Native to compile a native iOS app and then program features directly in iOS using Swift or Objective-C. The Native experience provision is the best feature of React Native, as opposed to the mobile framework Ionic.
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1. Why use React Native over other frameworks?2. What are the Basic Components used in a React Native app?3. What's the difference between ScrollView and FlatList?4. Class Components vs Functional Components, what to use?5. What is the use of the useEffect hook?6. What is Props Drilling and how to avoid it?7. How to implement Networking in React Native?8. What is Async Storage and when should it be used?9. Why are the animations in React Native so smooth?10. How to debug React Native applications?Final Thoughts3 Comments
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