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1	Comparing modifiability of React Native and two native codebases Abrahamsson, Robin, Berntsen, David January 2017 (has links) Creating native mobile application on multiple platforms generate a lot of duplicate code. This thesis has evaluated if the code quality attribute modifiability improves when migrating to React Native. One Android and one iOS codebase existed for an application and a third codebase was developed with React Native. The measurements of the codebases were based on the SQMMA-model. The metrics for the model were collected with static analyzers created specifically for this project. The results created consists of graphs that show the modifiability for some specific components over time and graphs that show the stability of the platforms. These graphs show that when measuring code metrics on applications over time it is better to do this on a large codebase that has been developed for some time. When calculating a modifiability value the sum of the metrics and the average value of the metrics between files should be used and it is shown that the React Native platform seems to be more stable than native. React Nativ iOS Android static analyzers modifiability cross platform cross-platform tools SQMMA stability React Native iOS Android statiska analyserare SQMMA Computer Engineering Datorteknik