To stand out and scale within your market, you need iOS, Android and Web applications - but does that mean you need three platforms, three code bases, and three different teams?We equip you with a React Native app suite on one codebase, so you can cut through unnecessary processes, ship faster, and connect to customers with best-in-class applications, sustainably designed for future pivots.
Craig Smith
Product Director and Co-Founder Ownable
Gianni Romano
Co-Founder, Ettos
Simon Wilsher
Founder & CEO, TicketSource
Brendan Harnett
Senior Vice President, Product Development, Levrx
We live and breathe React Native, which allows us to support your build with a precise approach. Get in touch today to see how we can take your project to the next level.
A. In short, no. React Native is very well established and used by leading apps like Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest. In addition, Twitter has been using React Native for Web since 2017. Our approach can significantly de-risk projects by reducing broad dependencies on the myriad of technologies otherwise needed. We keep a list of web-friendly React Native libraries that we know work well in multi-platform environments.
A. Flutter isn’t bad and works well for hobby projects. However, for professional software, it has a few gaping caveats. Firstly, there is no support for Over-The-Air deployment, meaning delays in the app store release mechanisms. The web version of Flutter writes directly to canvas instead of DOM, resulting in poor performance. You can read more in our blog post here: themorrow.digital/blog/why-flutter-development-is-still-in-the-slow-lane
A. Yes, most of our projects involve collaborating with developers from all parts of the business. We’re a friendly bunch and happy to work alongside competent teams. However, we do need jurisdiction over our portion of the tech stack. Our clients love working with us because we enact change and make decisions; we won’t write code blindly.
A. Most of our projects are retainer-based so that decision-making can evolve organically as development unfolds. However, some clients prefer to work fixed-price, and we can accommodate that if the scope is locked down and due diligence completed.
A. Yep. Often, we plugin Next.js to server-side render the web deployment.
That means search engine crawling works, and we can perform additional web optimisations.
A. React Native is an open-source framework for building mobile applications using JavaScript and React, a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces. React Native allows developers to write mobile apps that are cross-platform, meaning they can be run on both iOS and Android platforms with a single codebase. This saves you precious time and money, so you can get your app on app stores before the competition!