React Native vs React JS in 2024: Differences and Shared Features

Hey there, friends! Today, we’ll unravel the differences between ReactJS and React Native. Are you ready to dive into the world of web and mobile development? Let's get started!

React JS and React Native are two popular technologies that are often mistaken for each other. But what sets them apart? And when should you use one over the other? Which should you start by learning? We’re about to dive deep into their common core and differences — some glaringly obvious and others quite subtle. And by the end, you’ll have the means to make informed decisions for your next project, or which to learn first… and I'll give you pointers for the cases when you need to use both!

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[ishanpareek]

Great stuff!! The efforts you took in giving subtitles is incredibly admirable. The content of the video was of course top notch.

[kellyredds]

Wow thanks man. Really found this breakdown truly helpful.

[mtclk]

Awesome editing, great sound, good animations. Keep up the great work!

[oscargalvez]

Thanks for the information, really valuable and outstandingly explained!! You made it all very clear, and the options you shared for the mono repo were an extra that will come in very useful 💯💯

[imohammed]

I am an android, ios and flutter developer, front end developer and now I want to now develop web applications, so learning react JS will be essential or I should learn something else

[MrsWeasleyking]

thank you for the subtitles 😊🙏 and for the great video of course ❤

[quickmaths]

Why didn’t you mention react native for web at all?

What is better:
Monorepo: Next+Expo

Or

NativeForWeb+Expo(+next for backend I guess)

What are the pros and cons of going with either approach?

[KalebSDay]

Great breakdown, hopefully this will help me in an interview in the future if the question comes up.

[scamternet]

React is library and React Native is framework. For iOS development is used simulator and for android is used emulator. Monorepo gives me Wietnam war flashbacks.

[KILLCHRISU]

Thanks man. Gonna pick up react native since I already know a good bit of ReactJS

[maskedvillainai]

Not to be confused with TICTAC. That’s way different for anyone who googles it

[ahmedirshad]

thanks lot, finally I cleared my all doubts

[sherwinvales]

is it possible to connect the web application to mobile application using reactjs for web and react native for mobile??

[benarcher]

You resemble popular indian actor Aamir khan😊

[maskedvillainai]

So. In two seconds…one renders for web and native for native. The thing that does that isn’t even a thing you code in. It’s a bridge. Lol

[kamohelolebona]

try a different approach to making your videos, This video is so exhausting, It feels like a National Geography voice

[giovan]

the editing on this video feels like a schizophrenic episode.