The biggest changes I've seen with React Native is the introduction of bigger native bridges. Proper native modules like react-native-navigation and react-native-charts-wrapper are basically making it so apps can be made to be completely indistinguishable from their native counterparts. So hopefully, assuming the community stays massive it means more of that.
I can see it easily becoming the de facto tech choice for startups. Having said that I think we'll also see React Native used more and more for parts of existing native apps that (e.g. some screens) as an attempt to gain cross platform sharing without rewriting whole apps.
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The biggest changes I've seen with React Native is the introduction of bigger native bridges. Proper native modules like react-native-navigation and react-native-charts-wrapper are basically making it so apps can be made to be completely indistinguishable from their native counterparts. So hopefully, assuming the community stays massive it means more of that.
I can see it easily becoming the de facto tech choice for startups. Having said that I think we'll also see React Native used more and more for parts of existing native apps that (e.g. some screens) as an attempt to gain cross platform sharing without rewriting whole apps.