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What are the Persistent Issues in the React Native Framework? What Features are Covered in React Native’s 0.61 Version? How does the ‘Fast Refresh’ Feature in this Update Impact the Developer Community? All such questions about React Native 0.61 version will be covered in this blog. We will especially elaborate on the Fast Refresh Feature in this blog. So without much delay, let’s get started. A Bit about React Native 0.61 React Native 0.61 is quite a small update comparatively. It is an attempt to resolve several persistent issues present in the older versions. The broken hot-reloading feature was one of the biggest pain points for React Native App Developers and the Community. This new update majorly focuses on a new reloading experience called Fast Refresh. With this update, the developer community can heave a sigh of relief. But before looking into features in this new version, let’s have a quick look at the persistent issues in React Native. Like any other technology...

  A survey conducted by Statista reveals; “Cross-platform technologies are used by approximately one-third of the mobile app developers as of 2020. Out of the contemporary cross-platform frameworks, 42% of software developers used React Native, 39% used Flutter, 18% used Cordova, 18% used Ionic and 14% used Xamarin”. The aforesaid data indicates the popularity of React Native framework amongst the trending cross-platform frameworks. Yet, an app creator finds it difficult to select a framework for the next app development project; due to the availability of multiple options. So, despite React Native’s high adoption rate, businesses are curious to know about where this framework stands in comparison to its competitors – Flutter, Cordova, Ionic, and Xamarin. And, to be honest, it is a smart move to analyze all the available options and weigh the pros and cons of the most popular framework before narrowing down on a single option for app development. This article compares React Na...

Out of the multiple outstanding front-end technologies, which one do you think is the developers’ first choice? Well, the Stack Overflow survey report published by GitHub will give you the answer. This report shares the opinion of 65,000 developers about the most preferred front-end framework in the software sector. Take a look! The most popular front-end framework of 2020 turned out to be ReactJS preferred by 35% of developers, followed by Angular (25.1%), Vue.js (17.3%), and Angular.js (16.1). Now, if we compare this data with the percentage of popularity garnered by these frameworks in 2019, it is evident how React’s popularity rose considerably in just one year. Popularity of Trending Frameworks: Developers' Preference As per builtwith , another renowned online portal, 4,582,863 live websites are using ReactJS.” The next probable question that crosses your mind is: What makes ReactJS the most popular front-end technology? Well, React enables one to architect engaging ...