Given all the experience folks have had, what should a small startup (double digit team) go for ? Frontend team already writes react , and has react talent readily available. Params to judge will be talent availability, speed of execution. There's already native apps which exist , would a rewrite make sense ?
Opinions please, thanks.
Depends on your use cases, if you want to use hardware features extensively then go with Native other wise react can do the job. Native apps in general provide better UX
Any particular cases where you saw ux was better with native apps ?
Any particular hardware features which come to mind which you think would be necessary ?
Almost every other app. Native apps utilise resources better than hybrid and are smaller in size. I mean location, camera, phone memory et al by hardware features. Native in-app navigation is similar to how other native apps on the device work hence are easy for users
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