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Does React Native Application Development can be implement with Software Architecture such as MVC, MVP, MVVM?
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React is just a View Layer, so you have the freedom to implement it however you want it. You could choose MVC, MVVM, but as a personal choice i would recommend Flux or any unidirectional architecture.
Firstly, by using React Native, companies can create code just once and use it to power both their iOS and Android apps. This translates to huge time and resource savings. Secondly, React Native was built based on React – a JavaScript library, which was already hugely popular when the mobile framework was released.
React Native is an open-source framework built by Facebook that helps us to use JavaScript for creating mobile applications. It is being widely used in the industry, right from Facebook which is its creator, but it is also used by enterprise companies like Amazon and Microsoft, and even by some startups.
Instead of rendering to the browser's DOM, React Native invokes Objective-C APIs to render to iOS components, or Java APIs to render to Android components. This sets React Native apart from other cross-platform app development options, which often end up rendering web-based views.
Yes. React Native is just the "V" in those software design patterns you're mentioning. If you consider other libraries around React, like Flux, then maybe my answer isn't 100% accurate. I recommend reading this:
https://medium.com/javascript-inside/what-if-react-was-really-only-the-v-in-mvc-5854fd6f601c
Here's a more complete answer, considering the App not being just React Native but also the backend and the data models involved:
https://medium.com/of-all-things-tech-progress/understanding-mvc-architecture-with-react-6cd38e91fefd
Hope it helps.
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