React Native, while offering numerous advantages for mobile app development, also comes with certain disadvantages:
Performance Issues: React Native uses JavaScript bridges to communicate with native components, which can lead to performance overhead and slower response times compared to pure native apps.
Limited Native Module Support: Although React Native has a wide range of community-supported modules, some native functionalities might not be fully supported or may require additional effort to integrate.
Development Environment Complexity: Setting up a development environment for React Native can be more complex compared to simpler frameworks, requiring additional tools and configurations.
Maintenance Challenges: As the React Native ecosystem evolves, maintaining compatibility between different versions of React Native, dependencies, and native platforms can become challenging.
Limited Access to Native APIs: While React Native provides access to many native APIs, it doesn't cover all of them, which can limit the functionality of the app.
UI Consistency: Achieving a consistent look and feel across both Android and iOS can be challenging due to differences in platform-specific design guidelines and components.
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