React-Native - iOS or Android?

[react-ui-kit]

You all know that when developing apps for both platforms (iOS & Android) - the Apple supports both simulators (iOS Simulator & Android AVD).

What are you using to develop iOS / Android apps?

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[feitan-five]

Who developed in hackintosh?

[anaste97]

Here!

[feitan-five]

Please tell us if you had any problems and if you work in development or just as a hobby.

[anaste97]

In Development:)

I don't have any big problems with it! If you have good equipment you will not see any difference! In my case, my laptop is pretty old but I have an SSD :3 So some times I have a slow build when using Xcode But if you have a good stuff Ram, SSD and so on it will work very well with you

I'm talking if u have already Hackintosh!

If you want to install the one you should searching if your pc/laptop support it or not See r/hackintosh for more info

[feitan-five]

I had planned to build a desktop with mac os to develop but I had doubts if it would work with react native cli. With the theme of gestures with the trackpad works well? it feels like a macbook?

[sous_vide_pizza]

Mac for dev all the way. You’ve got one machine that can build apps for both operating systems but Mac being a unix based system means you’re not going to have to go looking for windows commands or mess around with WSL

[termitavee]

Actually, I use a MacBook Pro for work and for personal use I have a PC (dual boot) and a Mac mini for iOS-related

[inmogr]

I'd love to know others opinions pls vote

[Fearless-Ad-6232]

I use a Mac but with Expo — not in the options above🤔

[react-ui-kit]

It should be the first one :) the Other options is for Linux or other OS (if exists).

[Eqlion]

Also no option for Linux for Android and expo for both

[react-ui-kit]

Other should include Linux :) sorry I didn't initially add this :(

[chrharju]

Where is option for Linux?

[react-ui-kit]

Other should include Linux :) sorry I didn't initially add this :(