React Native :-

• JavaScript and React :

React Native builds on top of React, a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It uses JSX (a syntax extension for JavaScript) to define components and their structure, and leverages React's component-based architecture.

• Cross-platform development :

One of the main advantages of React Native is its ability to create apps that work on multiple platforms using the same codebase. This means you can write your app's logic and UI once and deploy it on both iOS and Android platforms, saving development time and effort.

• Native-like performance :

React Native uses a bridge that communicates with the native components of the underlying platform. This allows React Native apps to render UI elements using native views, providing a more responsive and performant user experience compared to hybrid frameworks like Cordova or Ionic

• Hot reloading and fast iteration :

React Native offers hot reloading, which allows you to see the changes you make in the code immediately reflected in the running app, without the need for a full recompilation or restart. This feature significantly speeds up the development process and enables faster iteration.