React Native is a cross-platform mobile framework that enables building native iOS and Android apps using React and JavaScript. It provides native UI components, hot reloading, and an ecosystem of libraries. Suitable for teams aiming to share business logic while maintaining native performance characteristics and platform-specific integrations.
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React Native is a framework that connects React components and JavaScript with native iOS and Android elements for mobile applications.
React Native was developed at Facebook and released as open source in 2015. It carries React's component model into a cross-platform mobile development line where shared logic connects to native platform APIs.
Treat React Native as a translation layer: you describe UI with React, and the runtime connects it to native views and platform services. Shared code remains possible while iOS- and Android-specific parts can be added separately.
UI building blocks map to the respective platform's native widgets.
JavaScript and React logic can be shared between iOS and Android.
Camera, push, sensors, or special performance needs may require native modules and platform-specific code.
React Native helps teams build mobile products with shared React and JavaScript logic. Build toolchains, permissions, native modules, and differing OS behavior remain part of the project.
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