That's what I'm wondering. I can see a lot of material vouching for the quality of React Native, but I see very little consistently coming out for the Angular competitors in the mobile sphere.

For what it's worth, I really like Angular for web development, but I don't know much about the mobile side of things yet. I've just started to look into it.

Yea this is the exact reason we are leaning towards moving from AngularJS to React.

. Ionic app never feels completely right as components are not as much optimized as platform native.

. If Apple/Google comes up with a new look/style for default components, good luck chasing and updating libs.

If you are targeting for mobile-app and web, just go with react-native.