RNR 288 - Survey Says... React Native got more popular?
Feb 13, 2024
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The podcast discusses the results of the 2023 State of React Native survey, including developer demographics and future trends. They explore debugging tools, React Native's popularity, TypeScript usage, and package managers. The hosts also talk about the podcast's reach among developers and community sentiment toward React Native.
React Native community shows diverse age distribution among developers (25-34 age range prevalent).
Survey indicates stability in React Native community with many developers having 2-3 years of experience.
Deep dives
React Native Survey: Key Insights
The React Native survey reveals interesting findings with over 2,400 respondents. The survey shows an increase in participation, emphasizing diverse viewpoints. Respondents express curiosity about the total number of React Native developers globally. The survey highlights the importance of publicizing survey results to engage participants and provide meaningful insights.
Demographic Insights from React Native Survey
The survey showcases demographic trends with a focus on age distribution among respondents. Majority fall in the 25 to 34 age range. The survey also reveals a significant representation from individuals aged 19 to 24. Moreover, there is a notable increase in respondents from various countries, illustrating the global reach of React Native developers.
Experience and Education Trends in React Native Community
Insights on developers' years of experience and educational background are noteworthy. Many respondents have 2 to 3 years of React Native experience, indicating stability in the community. The survey underlines the prevalence of individuals with computer science or related degrees. Moreover, the discussion extends to the relevance of prior experience in transitioning to React Native.
Tools and Usage Patterns in React Native Development
The survey delves into tools and patterns used in React Native development. Noteworthy tools include debugging options like console logs and expo debugger. Majority prefer TypeScript, showcasing a shift towards static typing. Yarn remains the preferred package manager, while Expo CLI gains traction. Starter templates like create-react-native-app and Ignite CLI rank prominently in developer preferences.
Jamon, Robin, and Mazen react to the 2023 State of React Native Results by Software Mansion! Follow along as they break down all of the results and (spoiler alert) RNR is still your favorite podcast.
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