I chose React Native because I couldn't afford two dev teams. Productivity doubled, but then came the Dependency Hell. Here's my honest review and why Expo is the ultimate game changer.
Yellow stripes appear when the keyboard pops up? Learn how to handle layout overflows using resizeToAvoidBottomInset, SingleChildScrollView, and tricks for chat apps.
Push works on Android but silent on iOS? Learn to fix APNs certificates, handle background messages, configure Notification Channels, and debug FCM integration errors.
Think Android is easier than iOS? Meet Gradle Hell. Learn to fix minSdkVersion conflicts, Multidex limit errors, Namespace issues in Gradle 8.0, and master dependency analysis with `./gradlew dependencies`.
App crashes only in Release mode? It's likely ProGuard/R8. Learn how to debug obfuscated stack traces, use `@Keep` annotations, and analyze `usage.txt`.
Tech stack is not a religion. It is a Business Tool.
React Native is not perfect. But it is undoubtedly the best weapon to "Enter the market fast with minimum resources." Flutter is great too, but since the world is full of React devs, why learn Dart?
