Should I build Native app and ditch app built with React Native

Hello Nabin.

Spend the time you need to make your application performant and working on Android.
You will face the same issues when building in Obj-c/Swift and Java/Kotlin. React Native is production ready and some of the biggest mobile apps are using it. (Discord, Shopify just announced they were going all-in with React Native)

Keep up the good work

Have you tried flutter from google. It has really come a long way. I was able to learn it in about two weeks and port a web app in about 1 week. iOS and android worked right out of the box.

Working and slow is better than fast and inoperable :D

if youre almost done, no, I think you should work on performances. RN is almost as performant as native code. On another note, if youre interested in mobile dev, I suggest you try flutter for your next project.

My general advice, if you're looking to be deploying both IOS and Android, is to use solutions like React Native or Cordova where possible and only switch to native when constraints prevent it.

In your case, performance seems to be the sticking point. I would first profile the parts of my app that are slow, and see if I could squeeze out any performance. There's probably a lot of little things you can do, and this likely going to be quicker that switching to native.

If that doesn't work I'd switch to native, but I'd be absolutely sure that you can't optimize around it.

Hey Nabin,

If you already know Android and iOS native programming go for Native, but you must keep in mind how much time will consume development of two separate apps. If you don't know Android and iOS native programming good alternative to React Native is Flutter. Check it out, I haven't used it myself but I heard really good things about it.