Q1. Is React Native slower than native apps?

Yes, generally, React Native applications are slightly slower than native apps due to the overhead of the JavaScript bridge. The JavaScript code and modules have a huge impact on performance, but recent optimizations have contributed to increasing speed.

Q2. Can I convert my Native app into a React Native app?

Yes, you can convert your existing native app (Android or iOS) into a React Native app, but it involves rewriting significant parts of the code and keeping some core logic and integrating React Native components in your existing native app.

Q3. How does React Native help reduce mobile app development costs?

React Native significantly reduces mobile app development costs by allowing developers to create a single codebase for both iOS and Android applications, eliminating the need for building separate apps for each platform.

Q4. Does React Native support AI, Machine Learning, or IoT integrations as well as Native apps?

Yes, both React Native and Native apps allow integration with emerging technologies such as AI, machine learning, and IoT by enabling developers to incorporate external libraries and tools. Leveraging machine learning in React Native app development helps businesses build smarter applications.

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Prankur Haldiya

Prankur Haldiya, Chief Technical officer at RipenApps is connoisseur who has worked with manifold clients & has given his past 6+ years in making chartbuster apps for App Store/ PlayStore. He has worked on products for the iOS/Android platform of various domains such as Social Networking, E-Commerce, Point of Sale, Business, and Entertainment and considerably more.

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