IMHO native is better if your complexity level is medium and performance is needed. If you are business that want to make a working demo quickly for both android and ios, sure choose React Native. But if you want awesome animations, performance then go the native way. Checkout Airbnb's experience with react native and why they are switching to native completely.
Hi man. I am NOT a senior android developer. In my opinion, I still lack the professional experience. Whatever I know about android has come from personal projects and internships during my college. I started my full-time job at Samsung Noida,India 3 months ago. There is still so much I need to learn in android, java and beyond.
Anyways, I've written an article for people who want to learn android development. This was the way I went - twitter, blog posts and a burning passion for improving my android skills.
Article link: dev.to/gauravchaddha1996/learning-...
Hope this article helps you. Mainly consider publications on android on medium, android subreddit, twitter as your best resource. Also checkout my GitHub repo on android resources. I hope this helps you.
IMHO native is better if your complexity level is medium and performance is needed. If you are business that want to make a working demo quickly for both android and ios, sure choose React Native. But if you want awesome animations, performance then go the native way. Checkout Airbnb's experience with react native and why they are switching to native completely.
Please Gaurav, what's you mean by "IMHO"?!
In my humble opinion
Ok, please Gaurav, want to know how can I make my self a Senior Android Developer?
Thank you so much! :)
Hi man. I am NOT a senior android developer. In my opinion, I still lack the professional experience. Whatever I know about android has come from personal projects and internships during my college. I started my full-time job at Samsung Noida,India 3 months ago. There is still so much I need to learn in android, java and beyond.
Anyways, I've written an article for people who want to learn android development. This was the way I went - twitter, blog posts and a burning passion for improving my android skills.
Article link: dev.to/gauravchaddha1996/learning-...
Hope this article helps you. Mainly consider publications on android on medium, android subreddit, twitter as your best resource. Also checkout my GitHub repo on android resources. I hope this helps you.
Please Ankit, you can answer to me?
Thank you so much
Gaurav! :)