Mobile DevelopmentTOP 10 React Native apps

With the increase in the number of tasks that we can perform on our mobile phones, the work of programmers is becoming more difficult. But not only the tasks performed, but also various platforms, such as iOS and Android, also make it difficult and time-consuming for developers to create first-class applications.

However, React Native makes development easier. Here we will discuss how React Native facilitates the work of developers and look at some well-known applications using React Native.

Top 10 Well-Known Applications Using ReactNative

Because of the great features and benefits of using React Native, most of the world’s famous platforms have switched their mobile applications from native to React Native. Here we will have a detailed discussion about some of them.

1. Facebook

Facebook was just a website at first, and it was used as a social network, but as IT technologies developed, it developed its application. He not only perfectly moved from desktop computers to mobile devices, but also brought a lot of useful things to the IT industry as a whole.

The platform, which used to be a social media platform, now works as a marketplace for many people around the world, where people can make deals without leaving home.

That's not all, Facebook has managed to provide gamers with a platform for live broadcasts.

Gamers around the world are using Facebook gaming to stream their games instead of streaming on other platforms. And above all, Facebook uses its own React Native platform to create cross-platform applications. One of the most striking examples is the Facebook ads manager.

2. Instagram

Instagram is an application that doesn't have many complex functions and nuances going on around. This makes it very easy for their developers to manage the application on all platforms.

However, to make the app even easier to update and manage in the future, Instagram has switched to using React Native. This allowed developers to update and add new features to the application very quickly and easily while keeping the user interface and features the same on all platforms.

3. Bloomberg

Being a platform that provides business news to everyone, Bloomberg has managed to get a lot of users, and this has become a very difficult task for developers. This is because managing two different applications for different platforms is always time-consuming.

This is one of the reasons why Bloomberg switched to React Native to create its mobile app.

This has brought many benefits to both developers and users. All functions in the applications have become the same for all users.

It was also easier for developers to manage a single application running on different platforms. Thorough tests were carried out on the prototype before adopting the new concept.

4. Artsy

There were many online markets in the world, but there was not one specifically created for artists. In addition, existing markets did not pay attention to artists. This is because works of art are sold mainly at auction, and Artsy was a platform that provided an opportunity to sell their works to more than 100,000 artists.

As the number of users increased, it became increasingly difficult for the team to update and improve two different applications for different platforms.

So, the Artsy team decided to switch to React Native for their application. This was one of the biggest turning points for the app.

5. Coinbase Pro

Coinbase Pro provides users with a trading interface, but it was difficult for the team to maintain its flagship interface and standard of features for various platforms. It is for this reason that they switched from native applications to ReactNative. This helped in easier management and the introduction of new features that were not there before.

6. Tesla

The Tesla app, powered by React Native, puts owners in direct communication with their vehicles and Powerwalls. With the app, you can check the charging progress in real-time and start or stop charging, heat or cool your car before driving, lock or unlock from afar, locate your vehicle with directions or track its movement, and so much more. 

7. Uber Eats

Uber developed their Uber Eats mobile app with React Native, which allows you to get the food you want from the restaurants you love, delivered to you anywhere. You can browse local restaurants and fast food favorites or get just what you’re looking for by searching for a specific restaurant, dish, or cuisine. You can seamlessly pay online with a few clicks and track your order in real-time as it heads your way.

 8. Pinterest

Pinterest helps you look for inspiration, whether you’re designing a home or searching for travel ideas. Their React Native mobile app helps you explore over 100 billion new ideas for every part of your life, from what haircut to get to what to make for dinner. You can get ideas from creating extra storage space in your home to turning an old t-shirt into a stylish dress, building a DIY dog bed, or even packing for your next vacation with Pinterest.

9. Discord

Discord is the only cross-platform voice and text chat app designed specifically for gamers. The app, created with React Native, allows you to stay connected to all your Discord voice and text channels even while you’re away from the keyboard (AFK). It is perfect for chatting with team members, seeing who is playing online, and catching up on text conversations you may have missed.

10. Salesforce

Salesforce‘s React Native app allows you to run your business straight from your phone. It unifies your Chatter, CRM, custom apps, and business processes in a modern experience. Stay on top of your day, from viewing your scheduled events to getting updates on accounts on the go. Tap into conference calls, easily access and update your CRM data after meetings, and get the information you need, when you need it