React Native Mobile App Development Isn’t Going Anywhere After spending five years with React Native, Facebook has announced its new structure to make it more smooth and vigorous. The main reason behind this briefing is to offer flexibility and better integration of the framework with the native infrastructures in the Hybrid JavaScript/Native apps. We all know that React Native contain all the answers of programmers’ especially for mobile app development in cross-platform therefore all the new forebode of this amazing framework has made after keeping the developer’s needs in the mind. Sophie Alpert, Facebook engineering manager stated that “With this project, we’ll apply what we’ve learned over the last 5 years and incrementally bring our architecture to a more modern one, we’re rewriting many of React Native’s internals, but most of the changes are under the hood: existing React Native apps will continue to work with few or no changes.”
Reason Behind React Native Re-structure Previously the main problem that incorporated with React native mobile app development was of an asynchronous bridge, it prevents developers from integrating JavaScript syntax with various native APIs that are anticipating synchronous answers. Batched bridge, which queues the native calls makes it difficult for the React Native app development to call functions that are implemented natively while a serializable bridge equates to unnecessary copying. For apps that are built with the existing app code using React Native, these limitations can be very miffing. To avoid this frustration, the framework has been re-architectured with three remarkable internal changes –