One codebase for iOS and Android
Our React Native developers use the React Native framework with JavaScript, TypeScript, Expo or bare workflow, React Navigation, and native modules for cameras, geolocation, and push notifications. They can support releases for both the App Store and Google Play from one codebase.
Using React Native does not remove the need to plan platform-specific behaviour. The team agrees where native modules, store requirements, and backend APIs need focused work before releases.
Teams use React Native when they need mobile developers to build cross-platform applications using JavaScript and the React Native framework. A React Native engineer works with React Native code, native APIs, native components, and native integrations where a mobile application needs platform-specific behaviour. Libraries like React Navigation and custom React Native modules support navigation and device capabilities.
For a React Native project, assess experience in React and React Native, especially when applications using the React Native framework depend on JavaScript and native platform features. Modern React Native architecture combines shared mobile logic with native application development where a product needs platform-specific features. A developer builds cross-platform applications using shared code, then integrates React Native into the existing codebase with the team of developers. Strong candidates also understand the React Native ecosystem, including version updates, third-party packages, and native build tooling.