React Native (also known as RN) is a popular JavaScript-based mobile app framework that enables the development of natively-rendered mobile applications for both iOS and Android platforms. The framework allows developers to create applications for multiple platforms using a single codebase.nnReact Native was initially introduced by Facebook as an open-source project in 2015. Within just a few years it emerged as one of the top solutions for mobile app development. React Native is responsible for powering some of the world's leading mobile applications including Instagram Facebook and Skype. We will delve into these examples and more in this post.nnThere are several reasons behind the global success of React Native.nnFirstly by utilizing React Native companies can write code once and utilize it to drive both their iOS and Android applications resulting in significant time and resource savings.nnSecondly React Native was constructed on the foundation of React a JavaScript library that was already widely popular at the time of the mobile framework's release. We will explore the differences between React and React Native in greater detail later in this section.Thirdly this framework empowered frontend developers who had previously worked primarily with web-based technologies to create robust production-ready apps for mobile platforms. Interestingly like many groundbreaking inventions React Native emerged as a response to a significant technological mistake.

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