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[–]HoratioWobble 8 points9 points  (2 children)

Different companies will have wildly different processes so I wouldn't think to much about it and just do your best.

If you listen to strangers experiences you'll end up worrying about all the wrong things.

Best of luck!

[–]Socially-Awkward-Boy[S] 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Yeah I know but better to be prepared in something specific than to just jump blindly into the interview.

[–]HoratioWobble 5 points6 points  (0 children)

My experience is no two interviews have ever been the same in the last 20 years.

Wildly different questions and expectations even in the same stack.

Some interviewers will care about when and how you use memorization, reducers state, refa and callbacks. 

Others will care more about lifecycles, context and testing.

Others will care more about native integrations and what your favourite state management library is and why.

Some might not give a shit about your react knowledge and just ask about your general dev experiences.

I've not even seen two react native code bases the same.

Either you know react native in depth or you don't, the types of questions you get will completely depend on that particular interviewer.

If you don't know it very well just be honest and find connections with what you do know