Does that mean no more react native skia sponsoring?

The article failed to provide reasons on they why move back to native.

Hey what about Flutter

I don’t understand why building an app twice is a big deal in the first place if that’s a core part of your business

Like wouldn’t you want to invest in platform specific expertise long term?

It’s not like this is a small company or it’s just a dinky side project off of the main business

im not a fan of react native per se , but this reasoning does not add up.

they are going to "delete an app" because they got some LLM to slop out 2 apps?

The architect who wrote that is batshit and will be unemployed after this blows up in his face.

The move to native makes sense.

Also, human developers and AI make different types of mistakes, and take different approaches to debugging. I'm not saying they shouldn't have done that, it's just that a more human-involved approach with AI filling the gaps would probably be a saner bet than 90% AI with some human interference.

Here's an example of why:

https://blog.coredump.cx/p/recursion-into-madness

> Shopify has been using LLMs to build software since 2021

Odd banter. So did anybody using GitHub copilot which was in technical preview back then?

I develop iOS and Android apps and all the apps I have in App/Play Store are native. I did try React Native a few years ago but I just didn’t like how much extra bloat I had to include as third party dependencies.

Plus now with iPhone Duo which has so much variation in layout, I don’t think React Native would work well for it.

Why not flutter?