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List of Top Local Databases used for React Native App Development in 2021!

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  React Native has become the most talked-about technology in the last couple of years and its popularity as a cross-platform framework owing to cost efficiency has made React Native Development the most preferred development technology in mobile app development companies. Due to the ever-growing demand, it is expected from the developers to build highly performant apps. One of the challenging decisions while architecting React Native apps is to select the right database for the project. The good news is, that the React Native framework comes with some really good choices available for data storage. So, in this blog, we will shed light on top React Native databases for 2021. Let’s explore them in detail. But before that, let’s quickly run through the significant factors that a React Native app development company should consider while choosing the apt database for React Native App Development. Variables to be considered while choosing the Apt Database for Your Project Data and...

Architecting a Progressive Web App using React Native: Step by Step Guidance!

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  A Progressive Web Application (PWA) is a disruptive innovation that integrates the functionality of a native mobile app and the usability of a responsive website. Several business brands have harnessed the goodies of PWAs to reach unprecedented heights of success. Take a look at the success stories of the following brands on account of PWA adoption, as published by the online research portal “Cloud Four”.   ‘Flipkart’ experienced a 40% increase in the re-engagement rate.   ‘5miles’ were able to reduce the bounce rate by 50% and boost the conversion rate by 30%.     With their new PWA, ‘Tinder’s’ load times decreased from 11.91 sec to 4.69 sec and also, the engagement rate shot up. Besides, the PWA is 90% smaller as compared to their native Android app.     Twitter’ witnessed a 65% spike in the pages per session, a 75% increase in Tweets, and a 20% decrease in the bounce rate. ‘Forbes’ experienced a 43% increase in the sessions per user, a 20% boo...