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react-native-pro
Professional React Native: cross-platform architecture, navigation, native modules, and performance. Use when writing, reviewing, or structuring React Native apps.
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# React Native Pro
## Overview
React Native lets you **ship iOS and Android from one React codebase** — but "write once" only
works when you respect both platforms. Professional React Native means architecting for platform
differences (not against them), mastering the bridge/hermes performance model, handling the
app lifecycle (permissions, deep links, push), and knowing when to go native.
The through-line: shared logic, platform-aware UI, and performance measured on real low-end devices.
## When to use
- Writing or reviewing React Native (or Expo) code.