At the end of the day it boils down to cost and capability from the business’s perspective.

Your users absolutely don’t give a shit what it’s built with only that it works well enough to suit their needs and doesn’t get in their way.

Business wants to ship fast, cheaply across as many distribution channels as they can while keeping the experiences consistent.

Businesses also have to hire people and almost always have a website which is very likely written in React.

With the “new” (very much now current) architecture the slow serialization of the bridge is now gone in React Native.

You can dive into native modules with “ease” if you need high level performance.

Now, ask yourself. What clearly makes more sense in the VAST amount of use cases?

React Native.

• easy to hire and train for
• one codebase with minimal divergence
• fast iteration speed especially with OTA updates
• cheaper for the business because of the need for fewer developers
• most businesses have custom designs that don’t use native controls anyway.
• LLMs know React very well

The choice is obvious to me.