Historique de React Native

Mis à jour 12 mar. 2019 11:00:47

Date de création 1 mar. 2019 07:39:56

Alexis le 12 mar. 2019 11:00:47
Site web
https://facebook.github.io/react-native/
yuri le 1 mar. 2019 14:30:18
Introduction
React native is a free, open-source, and JavaScript programming language mainly used for building native mobile apps. React Native offering large amount of inbuilt components and API’s provides a fast track to app completion.
Langues
React Native is based on a javascript framework
Testing
It produces native rendering,It can be tested on an Emulator or real devices
Performance
It has good performance level as IT renders similar to a native app
Components
React Native has very few pre-developed components
Code Reusability
React Native on the other reuses only Android,Ios,Windows phone apps
Easy To Debug
Compared to Ionic it is hard to debug the code in React Native
Community Support
React Native has very good community support
Application Type
Similar to the Native app,It allows only a portion of the code to be shared across different platforms
Market Place
React Native market place is relatively less
Flexibility
For this,once learn the code and write anywhere
Site web
https://nimapinfotech.com/hire-react-native-developers/
yuri le 1 mar. 2019 07:39:59
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public
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yuri le 1 mar. 2019 07:39:56
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Nom
React Native
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User Interface
Reactive Native working on OS native components helps you obtain fully customized UI designs with good interoperability with additional native support.
Development Time
React Native has ready-to-use components resulting takes lesser time in developing.
Performance
React Native for hybrid applications is difficult and complicated.
Clientele
React Native is highly popular with the development of Skype, Facebook, Tesla, Airbnb, Instagram, Walmart and many more.
Stability
React Native is continually stable since its launch.
Speed
It takes some time developing new projects.
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