[moksly]

I think that’s the power of react native, it’s in a framework you already sort of know because everything is web, and it’s good enough for teams that can’t dedicate enough resources for native apps.

I work in a Danish municipality. Being a non tech-sector we’re 10 technicians to 5000-7000 employees. Being a C# we looked into Xamarin, Flutter and a few of those things that bundles/parse things, but they’re just really too complicated for the amount of time we can allow ourselves to throw at them. They are also impossible to hire for. We mainly build web-applications though, and while those aren’t always build with JavaScript frameworks (mostly they are just MVC with an Ajax library, which like Uni likely will took years to master). We do make use of modern js frameworks though, and increasingly so. We started out with AngularJS, and got burned hard when it moved to angular 2.0, so we actually ignored them for a while after that. Anyway when we came back and looked at angular/Vue/react it was obvious what benefits we would get from react and react native, and now we’re rather productive with it.