Which mobile app frameworks are supported for Real User Monitoring?

The choice of React Native and Xamarin as the correct answer reflects the compatibility of these frameworks with Dynatrace’s Real User Monitoring (RUM) capabilities. Both React Native and Xamarin are popular frameworks for developing cross-platform mobile applications.

React Native allows developers to create mobile applications using JavaScript and React, which can be seamlessly monitored in terms of user interactions and performance by Dynatrace. This monitoring provides insights into app usability and identifies any performance bottlenecks through the real-time data collected from users.

Similarly, Xamarin is a framework that utilizes C# and .NET to build native mobile apps for multiple platforms, including iOS and Android. Like React Native, Xamarin applications are also subject to RUM tracking, enabling developers to assess how their applications perform in real-time across different devices and operating systems.

In contrast, the other provided frameworks do not suit the RUM context for mobile applications. Swift and Kotlin are indeed used for mobile app development (Swift for iOS and Kotlin for Android), but they are more native programming languages rather than frameworks. Furthermore, Angular and Vue.js are frameworks mainly used for web applications rather than mobile apps. Lastly, Bootstrap and Tailwind CSS are CSS frameworks primarily designed for styling web applications, and they do not directly