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In today's world of technology, mobile application development is one of the most exciting topics. React Native has added many benefits for startups in their application development. With the massive and rising popularity of React Native app development for mobile, it's no wonder that startups are jumping on the bandwagon. But what's so good about React Native? And why do startups prefer developing mobile apps using this technology? This blog highlights why startups prefer React Native for mobile application development. What is React Native? React Native is a cross-platform mobile app development framework created by Facebook. It is a JavaScript framework for building native mobile apps. React Native uses the React framework and offers a cross-platform solution for developing mobile apps. With it, you can use the same codebase or a single codebase to build your iOS and Android apps. React Native is famous for building mobile apps as it offers a fast and responsive user in

We know that mobile app development firms' revenues are reaching top-notch yearly. In particular, mobile games gained $89 million, and app revenue reached $133 billion last year. The expected results of the upcoming market are excellent. The total number of mobile app developers will reach 3.7 billion worldwide.  So, it's better to start investing in mobile apps and game development now!!! But lots of people are confused between Native and Cross-platform development. Which one to select? I will be clearing your thoughts in this blog.  So, let's get started with Native app development first. What is Native App Development? Native app development means building an app for a single platform, like Android or iOS. The entire App is developed with programming languages and tools for the specific forum.  For example: to develop Android apps, Java or Kotlin are used, and to create iOS apps, Swift and Objective-C are used.  You can check out some project examples here.  Now, let

The Proliferation of Mobile Apps has transformed human civilization in unexpected ways. Today, we're a mobile app-driven society. And when most of us don't interact with our smartphones, life feels dull!  On the other side, for a more significant portion of the human population on Earth, mobile apps present marketers with excellent and new opportunities to spread the word about their business to consumers by developing more exciting and sophisticated apps to get their attention.  In 2013, people spent 2 hrs and 38 minutes on a mobile device per day; in 2014, the number increased to 2 hrs 42 minutes. Teenagers and individuals aged 18-24 are a dominating audience that uses mobile apps and mobile devices for online video streaming, browsing informative content, exploring social media platforms and accounts, online gaming, etc. In the eyes of millennials and Gen-Z, online games have taken the lion's share of the revenue.  Moreover, free mobile apps with in-app purchases only ge