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If you hang around software engineers long enough you will notice a pattern that there are few mobile developers compared to web devs and this is a situation that is way too broad and hard to digest in this article. However,   the new report from job-seeking platform Indeed  has given aspiring mobile devs well enough reasons to take up the opportunity and market themselves as Android developers. Not only because the competition is low, but also employers are showing immense interest in hiring them as well. According to the report, there have been fewer searches for iOS app developers as compared to Android app developers. From May 2018 to May 2019, the search fell by 25.61% for iOS developers, whereas it has been 26.34% for Android developers. A decline of job searchers of mobile developer position by the job seekers has been witnessed on the job site, reducing by 32.89%. Employers are now showing their interest in hiring mobile app developers, as an increase of 10.61% i

Nothing is better than building apps with JavaScript. Unless you are building mobile apps. JavaScript is for building web apps, and using it to build native mobile app used to not be possible. It was hard for any web developer to dive into building native mobile apps. They have to learn Java, or Objective-C …or any programming language that was used for this purpose. That is, until Facebook’s  React Native  broke this barrier. React Native comes with great advantages like building cross-platform apps for both Android and IOS. Before React Native, you had to write your code twice — one for Android and one for IOS. That’s no longer the case. This article is an intro to the world of React Native, so get ready 💪. Why React Native? Right, so why React native and not any other technology? It gives us many solutions that other technologies can not afford. Here is what you can do with React Native: Building native mobile apps React Native allows us to write native apps in Ja