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The pros and cons of React native frame work is given.

Pros

Cons

Open-source and free Access to native features and functionalities like accelerometer or camera Abandoned libraries and packages

Easy to learn, Less code and less cost Frequent updates are a pain in the ass

High-quality, native-like UI React Native struggles with complex animations and transitions

Hot Reload Navigation is nothing like a native one Large and supportive community, React Native is an opensource project so everyone, including developers and companies, can use it freely without any cost. React Native doesn’t ensure security for third-party plugins

The pros and cons of Xamarin frame work is given.

Pros

Cons

Full hardware support (i.e. camera, GPS) Familiarity with platformspecific code might be needed Compatibility with MVC and MVVM architectures Minimal community support Complete development ecosystem (C#, .NET and Visual Studio) Not a great choice for apps with complex UI Open-source and free The large size of the application Hot Reload Although it not a part of its initial release, Xamarin recently introduced hot reload to help you observe changes to your source code in real time. The addition of hot reload improves and accelerates the developer experience, enabling you to spend more time perfecting the nuts and bolts of your Xamarin applications. Simplified maintenance The Xamarin Component Store which provides a lot of Components UI development is timeconsuming and not mobilefriendly The pros and cons of Flutter frame work is given.

Flutter enables you to make instant changes in the app which is a god-sent when it comes to fixing bugs. The apps made with Flutter tend to be weighty ones.

Flutter-based apps are very smooth in their performance which makes for great UX. Flutter-based apps are not supported by browsers as of now. This means no web apps. With a single code base, quality assurance and testing usually takes much less time. While Flutter is popular, it has not been around long enough to have a huge resource base. Therefore, your team will need to write a lot of stuff from scratch. Developing in Flutter is very fast and efficient Dart is not a popular language and if you want to work with Flutter you will have to learn how to use it.

Flutter

After acquiring Flutter, Google added this feature. A great addition to the possibilities of Flutter is the App Builder. Which is basically a tool to build an app like you would build a lego house. The tool provides you with features you can mix and match to build your own app very quickly which can be extremely helpful in prototyping, MVP’s and user testing. Then, you simply code the UI using Dart.

React Native

Just-in-time (JIT) compilation is available for Android but not for iOS since Apple prohibits executing dynamically generated code on its devices.

Xamarin

Because, as mentioned above, JIT compilation isn’t available for iOS, Xamarin has an even better alternative called AOT (Ahead-of-time) compilation. If code compilation were the only factor when deciding which framework to choose, both Android and iOS developers would choose Xamarin.

So, after all logical reasoning and discussing pros and cons in my point of view Xamarin is better than among all these.