@kamish
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mobile: react-native and ionic development. web: react.js, angular.js, vue.js. server side: node (express, meteor, etc), php (codeigniter, laravel). DB's: mysql, mongo, firebase
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I think that react.js is easier to learn because it has nothing to do with the mobile world. If you come from web development and you have knowledge of css, a little js and html it will be easier for you to understand the concept of react.js. Although I did the reverse process: first I learned react native after I had a year and a half of experience with ionic, and because I was excited about the react platform I decided to develop with it also on the web.
Actually it's two problems: Fetch the current user location/System language to set the proper lang in the app. Check if the user have a session in the server, and get the details. (the JWT stores in the Local Storage). For now i do that in the componnentDidMount Funcrion in the app.js, but it's ugly and not the right way. Because it done by the client side, the DOM show's for a few seconds the normal header menu and only after that change to the user menu.