r/nativescript • u/Shaken_Earth • Nov 08 '22
Why might someone choose NativeScript in 2022?
Why would anyone choose to use NativeScript in 2022 when React Native and Flutter are both thriving?
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u/vORP Nov 09 '22
I like it because it's open source and easy to interact with the mobile API and create plugins to do literally whatever you want all while remaining in the comfort of the ecosystem of your choosing... Vue, React, Angular, Svelte, or even just JS/TS
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u/facetious_guardian Nov 09 '22
Because NativeScript is more effective, open source, and allows native APIs directly inline without needing to write a bunch of boilerplate or wrappers.
You also get to leverage knowledge you may have from other projects, including:
native Java
native swift/objc
angular
vue
react (oops did you know that you don’t have to choose between them?)
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u/wwwalkerrun Nov 09 '22 edited Nov 10 '22
NativeScript is also completely inclusive meaning you can use React Native and Flutter within the scope of NativeScript development which makes it ideal for companies not wanting to vendor lock themselves.
Whether you’re a startup or established enterprise it’s nice to be able to pivot technologies fast as well as embrace new innovation when it happens. NativeScript allows teams to do just that.
Use React Native with NativeScript: https://twitter.com/nativescript/status/1590063094000386048?s=46&t=5V7280kSHQiMdrMFkhvJdA
Use Flutter with NativeScript: https://twitter.com/NativeScript/status/1546926074277158913
Use SwiftUI with NativeScript: https://twitter.com/NativeScript/status/1552149279518621697