I really love the way shared transitions and element transitions works with these library, it's a bit painful when switching from react-navigation but at least for it has been awesome, performance is incredible and transitions give a great look to your app, great work indeed!
Be careful before choosing this library over react-navigation. It works well but as mentioned in the talk it does require you to mess around with native code. Most importantly, lots of 3rd party libs assume you're using react-navigation, so documentation does not include install steps for RNN. This is a massive pain.If your team doesn't have developers really comfortable with Android and iOS development I'de recommend using react-navigation instead. The "native look and feel" promised by RNN is really not worth the pain.
I really love the way shared transitions and element transitions works with these library, it's a bit painful when switching from react-navigation but at least for it has been awesome, performance is incredible and transitions give a great look to your app, great work indeed!
Be careful before choosing this library over react-navigation. It works well but as mentioned in the talk it does require you to mess around with native code. Most importantly, lots of 3rd party libs assume you're using react-navigation, so documentation does not include install steps for RNN. This is a massive pain.If your team doesn't have developers really comfortable with Android and iOS development I'de recommend using react-navigation instead. The "native look and feel" promised by RNN is really not worth the pain.