UI 컴포넌트 라이브러리가 장기적인 리액트 네이티브 프로젝트에 대한 책임이 되나요?

A question I’ve been thinking about lately:

Many React Native apps were built using libraries like NativeBase because they accelerated development and provided a consistent design system across platforms. NativeBase alone grew into one of the most popular open-source UI libraries in the ecosystem.

But over time, I’ve noticed a trend in community discussions:

1.Teams wanting deeper customization.
2.Concerns around performance in larger applications.
3.More developers preferring copy-paste component architectures where they own the code.

This isn’t specifically about NativeBase—it’s a broader discussion about UI libraries in general.

For developers who have maintained React Native apps for 2+ years:

Would you choose a UI library again, or build your own design system from day one?