State of React Native 2024

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For over 9 years, React Native has significantly advanced mobile development, enhancing accessibility and providing a rewarding experience for countless engineers around the world.

The React Native ecosystem is widely used by Meta, its partners and the community to create compelling native experiences across multiple platforms. Its growing popularity is a testament to its effectiveness and versatility. Take a look at the impressive showcase of applications built with the Expo ecosystem, demonstrating the platform's capabilities and widespread adoption.

State of React Native serves as an essential annual survey for React Native developers. Your contributions are invaluable in shaping our understanding of trends, tools, feature enhancements, and the challenges faced within the community. Together, we can gain insights that will help propel React Native forward.

For this year, we've upgraded the framework that powers the survey and achieved feature parity with the original surveys run by Devographics team. We've also restyled the survey to achieve more pleasant look and feel. Take advantage of the new features, with the reading list being the most prominent one.

So, we're excited to have you here! Let's get started.

Frequently asked questions

Is answering every question mandatory?: No, every question of the survey is optional and can freely be skipped.

Will my data be made public?: The data will be made public in a form of readable charts and graphs. We will not publish any identifiable information.

When will the results be made available?: The results are going to be released a few weeks after the survey closes.

Who runs this survey?: This survey is run by Software Mansion. We are a software development company based in Poland, with a strong focus on React Native app development and multimedia streaming.

This survey looks very familiar!: It's because it's using the same infrastructure as State of React and State of JavaScript surveys made by Devographics.

How was this survey designed?: The survey has been designed based on our expertise and community feedback from this GitHub repository.