Coding Doubt

I’m new to this react native app development, but as far as i see this is quite easy to grasp and beginner friendly. What do you think about this compared to other frameworks like flutter etc. And also what’s the future you can expect in this role.

Hey folks, I’m a product manager based in EU working on a fantasy product to be launched soon. Need some advice on which platform to use to build a fantasy app. The current app that I support is build in flutter and it’s extremely laggy and doesn’t support have any native iOS gestures. I’m super impressed with grapevines app and I assume it’s built using react native. For my fantasy app, I never thought, react native could be an option but grapevine performance has impressed me. Some context on the fantasy app - it’s a standard fantasy app where users could build teams and join a league. There is no payment method integration, nor there will be any complex third party integrations. Looking for inputs. Thanks!

Hey Folks, We’re on the lookout for talented engineers to join Grapevine. We have open roles in engineering across Front-end, Backend, Web and QA roles. All roles require 2-5 years of work ex, preferably on a consumer facing product in the past Come build Grapevine with us! Link to the career page: https://grapevine-chat.notion.site/Join-Grapevine-9425256eabfb4ee4bdb176b556eb78b0?pvs=4

Hey everyone, I am finally starting my startup. I wanted to know which medium, App or Web to start with. We have already built MVP, and got the idea validated. The customer base is GenZ and millennials. Confused about whether we should build an app first or web. Pls shed some light.

What do u think the career trajectory will be for Native Mobile developers after 4-5 Years of experience? ( Android/Ios) Personally I think there are less senior/staff roles in india unless we pivot to BE or people roles we will not have an uptrend in our career. And what do u think about Hybrid frameworks ( like RN and Flutter) ? should we adopt them ASAP ? or not required to grow in the career ladder ? ( Please add YOE while answering It helps to see how early devs vs Exp devs think )

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?

Any one here who after certain years of experience in front end (web or mobile) switched to backend or vice versa. If yes, did your existing org. provided you the opportunity or you got it outside? I am current working on native android with 7+ years of experience and I want to switch to backend. Any suggestions?

Hi Grapevine, I'm Arnav, Director of Engg at Jio Cinema. I previously exited my startup to Scaler. Some of you may know me from ScalerPod. I've also led engineering teams at Zomato & Target. Here to chat with you about my journey in startups, leading engineering teams, and products at scale, among other things. Ask me your question. I'll be back at 8 pm and begin answering!

What resources are there to learn react native to become senior software engineer. How much knowledge should i have so that i can become a good software engineer. And can switch easily

Had my doubts that all the established players like Swiggy, Myntra are using React native but they have a really big team to maintain the code. Can anyone shed light on the development team sizes of such companies?