The New Way of React Native Debugging
Blog post from Sentry
Debugging React Native apps has traditionally been challenging for developers, but recent advancements have improved the debugging landscape. The new React Native DevTools offer enhanced features such as logs, source & breakpoints, and components explorer, while Expo's network tab allows inspection of network requests. However, there are still gaps to be filled, and Reactotron remains relevant for its ability to inspect Redux store or MMKV storage and plugin system. Additionally, native debugging tools like Xcode for iOS and Android Studio for Android provide powerful options for tracing down problems in the native code of React Native apps. Monitoring user crashes is also crucial, which can be achieved through platforms like Sentry that offer application monitoring and session replay features.
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