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  Understanding React Native as a Frontend Tool React Native is a JavaScript library used to develop mobile apps for both iOS and Android. React Native combines the advantages of native development with React and its best-in-class JavaScript library for building user interfaces. You can use React Native to build Android and iOS projects. For a beginner who knows React, it is very easy to learn React Native. React Native primitives render to native platform UI, which means your app uses the same native platform APIs that other apps do. There are two possible approaches to using modern JavaScript frameworks – client-side rendering, where the browser downloads the code and renders the UI, or server-side rendering, where the UI is rendered on the backend. The main difference between JavaScript solutions (such as React.js) and older technologies is that JS requires a significant amount of logic and document manipulation, as if it was not server-rendered at all. The React Native library is p

Have you heard Imposter Syndrome before ?? Yes  or  No  whatever your answer is…if you are a developer we are going to make you remember something which you might have experienced in your job… How did you feel when you see a bunch of requirements in the job description as a developer?  You saw the list of various technology like  (AngularJs, Agile methodology, Git, Python, Javascript, SASS, Build tools (Grunt, Gulp, NPM Scripts), flux, React…)  using some strong heavy words kickass developer, energetic developer, evaluating new programs, strong fundamentals, analytical mind, innovator and a lot like that. You may have felt like  “I don’t fit in this job role” You get completely lost when you are asked to work on a new project or maybe you are asked to write a new feature where you don’t know half of the technology your other coworkers are talking about. How did you feel (especially as a junior developer) when you were given a code written by other developer but you couldn’t unde