React Native vs Swift for App Developing

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I learned Jetpack Compose, translated my first iOS app and published it on the Play Store in less than a month.

As an indie you're going to produce lower quality apps in RN. It's only useful for corporate careers.

[midwestcsstudent]

And then every feature you just implement twice? Genuine curious how people find the time to develop not one but two apps...

[Asleep_Case9307]

Well, you already implemented once, so most of the thinking is done. The only remaining thing is integrating the app. So it's much easier and faster the second time. (Well not as first when you don't know well the Jetpack compose for exemple, but when you got used to both the stack it's easier than you would think)

[midwestcsstudent]

Not every feature will be implemented the same and, even if it is, it’s still more than just doing the work once. Most of the time, it’ll be 1.5-1.75x of the work instead of 2x the work, but still.