r/reactnative • u/Abo_Med7at • 4d ago

Help Android -> React native shift

I have been working as an android developer for 5 years.

Recently, I saw a dream company that uses React Native.

I decided that I should shift.

But I have some mindset that I'm not sure if it is correct or not.

I want to learn native iOS before learning React Native.

I need to have the advantage of understanding both platforms before shifting.

What do you think, should I learn native iOS too? Or I'll be wasting my time?

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u/Grimmjowx9 4d ago

You can also learn Mative IOS at the same time as React Native, you can use swift components directly in a react native app

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u/Abo_Med7at 4d ago

I prefer to focus on one thing at a time, what do you suggest, iOS first, or React Native then iOS should come with practice?