Frequently asked questions (React Native)
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- 1. What is difference between react and React Native?
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The primary difference between React and React Native lies in their application domains:
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React:
- Platform: React is a JavaScript library used for building user interfaces for web applications.
- Rendering: It renders components in the DOM (Document Object Model) for web browsers.
- Components: React components are designed for web-based UI elements.
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React Native:
- Platform: React Native is a framework used for building mobile applications, specifically for iOS and Android platforms.
- Rendering: It renders components using native APIs, creating a native user interface for mobile devices.
- Components: React Native components are designed for mobile app UI elements and utilize native components.
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- 2. What is React Native used for?
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React Native simplifies mobile app development by using JavaScript and React. It's renowned for:
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Cross-Platform Ease: One codebase for iOS and Android, reducing development time.
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Code Reusability: Efficient reuse of code across platforms, saving time and effort.
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Native Performance: High-performing apps with a native look, thanks to compilation to native code.
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Hot Reloading: Immediate code change effects for faster and efficient iteration.
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Thriving Community: A large and active community provides robust support and a wealth of tools.
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Cost Efficiency: Building apps with React Native is cost-effective compared to managing separate codebases.
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User-Friendly Learning: Familiar concepts and syntax for React web developers, ensuring quick learning.
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Native Module Integration: Flexibility to integrate native modules in Swift, Objective-C, or Java.
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Proven Success: React Native is trusted by major apps like Facebook, Instagram, Airbnb, and Uber.
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