React Native App Development Company

React Native App Development Company

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We offer our React Native development services on the basis of Fixed Price Development (project based) as well as on Fully Managed Monthly Dev Team model starting at $ 2900/ mo. We create MVPs in a matter of weeks and then deploy bigger teams to quickly scale for the full product development and deployment.

Why React Native is a Tech stack of choice for the startups and why hiring Agicent React Native App Development Company to do the job?

React Native Allows Cross Platform Development
Enough said about this already, the first and biggest benefit is that react native allows you to write single code base that would run equally good on both iOS and Android platforms.
React Native Development is Cost Effective

As mentioned above, its cross-platform capabilities cut down the cost of the projects by 40% and in some cases even more that that (in case of projects where majority of the code is on the front end vs backend code).

Higher Performance by React Native
React native development offers as good of a performance and user experience as pure native apps would do and in some cases even better than that especially in case of data heavy applications. Due to its base in Javascript, the loading of heavy content is done quickly without refreshing the whole page thus providing a seamless robust performance to the end user.

Large React Native Development Community & Support
The react native developers community is so active and vibrant that you’ll never find yourselves along. Hardly any month passes by when you don’t have a new react native library, pre-built components and frameworks are launched by the community (and mostly free).

Flexibility, Scalability, Wide Integrations
React native blends with other famous technologies very well, then be it going hybrid with a native code or integrating with famous third party APIs – react native development enjoys more support than any other cross platform development technology framework.

React Native App Development Process at Agicent

Step 1 - Discovery Phase

At this step, Agicent’s analysts and development team understand the overall scope of the work and then break those down into weekly sprints and prioritize their development sequence according to client’s launch vision.

Step 2 - Wireframes and UI/ UX Design

Based on the overall scope of the work, our UI/ UX experts create the wireframes at first. Those wireframes are to depict the flow of the application for different user types and personas and once approved we convert those wireframes into beautiful high definition figma designs and again release those for customer’s approval and collaboration.

Step 3 - Tech Stack Identification, Development Setup and Initiation and Sprints

We always have react native app development setup ready to initiate new projects so there is no time lost in that part. The project is divided into weekly sprints with achievable targets defined and right engineers are allocated.
Step 4 - Standard React Native Development

Creation of components with an emphasize of making them re-usable and scalable.

Implement state management using tools like Redux, context Api.

Step 5 - Testing

Creation of the elaborated test cases right from the day one and executing them with every new adhoc release (progressive release during testing).

Unit testing of different components and functions individually.

Integration testing to ensure different parts of the app are working as expected.
Step 6 - Debugging & Optimization

Debugging using react native debugger, Flipper or built in console to identify the bugs and fixing them at the same time at developer’s end only.
Hot reloading: a constant verification of the implemented changes to ensure if they are working good or not.
Step 7 - Deployment, Hosting, Going Live
Preparing the app builds to be submitted to their respective stores as adhoc builds first then for beta release and ultimately for the final release. The file types for iOS will be .IPA and for Android will be .copyright.

Using Testflight (for apple) and Google play beta for beta testing.
Common mistakes during React Native App Development – we’ve to Avoid these!

Following are some of the common mistakes being done while doing React Native App development that are better to be considered before starting the project.
Overestimating the leverage which react native provides
React native surely provides you the option to have a single code base for the front end, however it is important to know that the backend and integrations do take their own sweet time whether you use react native or pure native technologies. So, using react native can save maximum 30-40% of your App development time Vs using pure native.
Ignoring creating an MVP or Proof of Concept (PoC)
For the projects or technologies that we’ve (or someone else has) already worked upon it is fine to directly jump on creating the app; however, in case you want us to create an altogether new feature or technology that has never been done before then it is advisable to create an MVP or a proof of concept before creating the whole project. A PoC makes sure of the feasibility, and allows us to foresee possible future challenges or opportunities while scaling up.
Using big tools even when they are not needed
React native developers may tend to use big tools like Redux even in the simple of the Apps where they can use more harm than benefit. Since it’s a cross platform tech and big community works on it all the time, a lot of tools and frameworks keep coming to help in react native development but not all tools and frameworks are meant for all the apps. So using a framework or tool should be done thoughtfully and with an objective of making the project lesser complex and not otherwise.
Avoiding Testing on real iOS and Android Devices using separate builds
Again, since it’s a cross platform technology a developer can theoretically believe that if it runs fine on iOS then it will run on Android too and vice versa and may not give time to test the react native App on a real iOS or Android Device. This overlooking should be avoided, and the App should be continuously tested on real iOS and Android devices to note down discrepancies and keep fixing those.
Neglecting image and resource optimization
Most of the time, React Native developers don't place a high value on images and resource optimization, which has an impact on app performance. Image optimization also helps to React Native developers reduces the size of their application and make it more lightweight. Let us create your React Native App using best design and coding practices – Contact our React Native Experts
Randomly choosing the UI Libraries
There are plenty of UI libraries (free or paid) available in the market for react native app developers. However, not many are good and not all will be good for all kind of projects. Libraries like React native Paper, Material kit, React-native Elements, UI Kitten, Nativebase are the most famous ones on Github and one can choose between those instead of just trying any library.
Sources: https://www.agicent.com/react-native-app-development-company