Op here<p>What you are looking at is a Hacker News client inspired by the Apollo client for Reddit. It's built with React Native for iOS and Android.<p>There have been recent statements from big companies, like Airbnb, about phasing out react native because it doesn't play nicely with their native codebase. The feedback I've seen is all based on the misunderstanding that React Native and native isn't a good fit. I wanted to demonstrate that this not the case, and that, if an app is built from a react native first approach, it will not just work, but work very well.<p>The codebase is in TypeScript, Native Navigation, Firebase for API, mobx-state-tree for app state, Code Push for OTA updates, Sentry for error tracking and CSS Modules with Stylus for styling.<p>I'd love to get some feedback, I've been building this on weekends for the last month or so. I can answer questions about the app or React Native in general.