React Native in 2025

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Mastering React Native in 2025: Real Talk from a Developer’s Perspective

Abvhishek kumar
Stackademic
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7 min readFeb 17, 2025

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React Native has been a go-to choice for cross-platform mobile development for a while now, and in 2025, it’s more powerful and flexible than ever. As someone who’s been working with React Native for a few years, I can confidently say that keeping up with the evolving landscape of tools, libraries, and best practices is essential if you want to build high-quality apps. So, let’s dive into what’s really shaping the React Native development experience today!

Getting Started: The Basics You Need to Know

TypeScript: A Game-Changer for Developers

When I first started with React Native, I didn’t think much about TypeScript, but over the years, it has become a total game-changer. If you’re still using plain JavaScript in 2025, it might be time to give TypeScript a serious look. The biggest advantage is error prevention.

With TypeScript, I can catch errors early in the development cycle — before they ever make it to production. It’s like having a personal assistant that reminds you of small mistakes that could lead to bigger issues. The auto-completion and inline documentation are huge perks, too. Writing code in TypeScript feels smoother, and honestly, it’s made my apps more maintainable…

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Written by Abvhishek kumar

A React Native front-end developer & freelance engineer from New Delhi, India, passionate about elegant interfaces & top-notch code.

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