What is a good native framework for a react dev to learn in terms of jobs

Hello friends, I am a iOS developer with 5YOE and currently cannot decide what should i learn next. Dilemma between flutter and react native because I’ve just heard - flutterUI is nice and easy to reload than react native but then react native has job opportunities more than flutter. Also what can be better to learn in next.. say 6-8 months?

Posting again for better reach. Hi, I'm working as a Frontend Dev for the past 3 years. Have good understanding and in-depth knowledge of things in JavaScript, React. Mentored folks/peers, cracked couple of offers from startups and other companies in the past. However, in my initial days I always wanted to be an ANDROID DEVELOPER, learnt Java, Kotlin Android Concepts till MVVM approach. Nowadays, as the Frontend domain is getting more cluttered, I'm thinking to move to Android domain considering the competition would be lesser there. Or start REACT NATIVE. Need some suggestion here. TIA

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Hey everyone, I'm a React Native developer with 2 years of experience based in Surat, Gujarat. I recently completed my 2 years at my current job, but the appraisal discussion hasn't come up even after 15 days. I've been learning iOS development alongside my job since it's something I've always wanted to do. I’ve covered the basics of Swift and started with SwiftUI, but I’m not yet ready to take on an iOS developer role – I still need more learning and practice. I'm at a crossroads now. If I start looking for a new job, should I stick with React Native or switch to iOS? I initially learned React Native to get into mobile development because there were fewer resources for iOS. Now, I want to leave React Native behind, but I’m worried that switching might stop me from learning iOS. Has anyone been in a similar situation? What did you do? Any advice would be really appreciated!

I have been working on Android development for 5+ years now. Mostly native Android. Is it possible at my level to find new jobs in other technology (backend or Frontend web). My current organisation doesn't have an option to do so. So I will need to switch companies. How should I go about it?

I am react native developer 1.7 years of experience in the skills. I want to upgrade my skills but I am confused which one to choose Swift or flutter. According to market and future path.

Hi, I'm working as a Frontend Dev for the past 3 years. Have good understanding and in-depth knowledge of things in JavaScript, React. Mentored folks/peers, cracked couple of offers from startups and other companies in the past. However, in my initial days I always wanted to be an ANDROID DEVELOPER, learnt Java, Kotlin Android Concepts till MVVM approach. Nowadays, as the Frontend domain is getting more cluttered, I'm thinking to move to Android domain considering the competition would be lesser there. Or start REACT NATIVE. Need some suggestion here. TIA

Considering I'm an intern what should I learn react native or flutter . I mean which has better future scope?

I'm not getting any call after applying to jobs. Aslo, Can any react native dev suggest what are the main things I should be focusing on?