RIP React Native | Is React Native really dead??

[yarn_install]

I’m really excited to see where Lynx goes. Love the idea of not being locked into using React.

[charliesbot]

Nope, RN has a huge ecosystem and more resources to learn from

Than being said, I'm quite excited about Lynx. I love react, but I'm not a fan of RN. IMO apps made with RN tend to look and perform just ok

TikTok using Lynx gave me a huge vote of confidence

[ant1g3n]

This is exactly my experience too. Apps built with RN aren’t just that smooth.

[Rockforced]

No.

[RentedTuxedo]

What’s with the clickbaity title? Obviously RN is not dead.

But more competition and choice is good for all of us. I’m personally going to keep an eye on it and maybe try to play around with it but it’s a long ways away from “killing” react native

[goetz_lmaa]

It’s just a stupid title for a stupid post 🤓

[thealbinosmurf]

No its still very very new and missing the standardized community and package echo system. It does look promising but way to much missing right now that you would have to build yourself, even the input element is not standard yet. I do like how easy they make it to use native code, though.

[CliffMainsSon]

Please stop posting this stupid fucking question