Sorry, I haven't yet tried CBL together with react, so I don't know how mature that solution would be - CBL works with native ObjC/Java code, so I guess some adapters would be needed for React to work with it. This at the same time is one of my problems with React Native - it's expensive in programmer time to access resources / native libraries that aren't provided yet by the core. Just to compare with a very small project: python-for-android, there you can directly access any Java function available on the device runtime, it automatically binds to all of it. React native on the other hand seems very frameworky and boxed in, but has a great portable UI definitions and build/prototyping workflow.
I hope one day soon, after already 10 years of iPhone, we finally get a sane development environment again - with stable APIs, responsive UIs, portable code, easy networking and persistence, but at the same time fast to prototype and hook up. All the solutions I know are around 70%-80% there, there's always something that hurts badly.
I hope one day soon, after already 10 years of iPhone, we finally get a sane development environment again - with stable APIs, responsive UIs, portable code, easy networking and persistence, but at the same time fast to prototype and hook up. All the solutions I know are around 70%-80% there, there's always something that hurts badly.