React Native Is Native

React Native apps are native apps. It's a heck of a coup they've pulled off, and while I have my concerns around adopting the technology, "Is it native?" isn't one of them. But what is "native"? I suspect whether you agree with me hinges on what we each understand by "native". Here's what I have in mind: Uses the platform's preferred UI toolkit Wires into the platform's usual mechanisms for event dispatch (touches, keys, motion, location changes, etc.) Overall: Capable of achieving the same ends as any app developed using the platform's preferred tooling by fundamentally the same mechanisms. I claim React Native meets that bar. Same Mechanisms Differently Marshaled I've spent most of my years as a professional programmer working on Mac & iOS apps. From my Apple-native point of view, React Native is a very elaborate way to marshal UIViews and other UIKit mechanisms towards the usual UIKit ends: View creation and configuration: Many iOS apps rely on XIB files for their view creation and configuration.

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