React Native Training

React Native is a framework developed by Facebook for creating native-style apps for iOS & Android under one common language, JavaScript. Initially, Facebook only developed React Native to support iOS. However with its recent support of the Android operating system, the library can now render mobile UIs for both platforms.

Whenever there is an update for apps written in Swift/Objective-C or Java, the whole app needs to be recompiled and a new version has to be distributed to the App Store again. All this can take a few weeks depending on the App Store review process.

To avoid this hassle, React Native apps work in a different way, a native app is able to locate specific JavaScript code, which is later downloaded and compiled when the app is launched on an actual device. By this, updating the app can be done instantly without needing to submit a new version to the App Store again and again.

Why Choose ReactNative?

• Today, many companies prefer to create their apps using React Native because this one code strategy helps them to deploy their apps on both platforms. And, this avoids the requirement of hiring two separate teams of developers to maintain two different code bases.
• Advantages Of ReactNative:
•  Cross-platform compatibility
• One of the significant advantages of the React Native framework is “the use of one codebase.” As a result, cross-platform apps show the same level of performance as native apps. React Native uses React JS with native UI library and native APIs to write the base code of one application that can run on both iOS and Android platforms.
•  Reusable code and pre-built components
• The concept of cross-platform mobile app development is that you can reuse the written code for both iOS and Android apps. React Native also follows the same principle. It follows the notion write once and launch everywhere.
•  Coding in a familiar programming language
• To develop your app using React Native, you don’t need your developers to learn a different language and coding syntaxes if they are already familiar with JavaScript. React Native is easy to learn if the developer has a working knowledge of JavaScript or React. The important thing is they should know which mobile components correspond with which web components.