w8 for it 🥳

A lot more went into the decision to go all in on React Native (RN) than Mustafa Ali highlights. It wasn’t easy. Some people quit because of it & the decision took years to finalize. Here’s the untold behind the scenes story… In 2015 Facebook released the first version of RN

As promised, I’ve completed the React Native (new Arch) integration as an AAR file. I’ll share the GitHub links later for demonstration. Callstack Engineers Burak Güner #ReactNative #React

A quick update on the SDK(.aar) for React Native. I implemented Module Federation based on Re.Pack from Callstack Engineers. Huge thanks for the easy setup of rspack. The repositories are still being prepared — please wait a bit Burak Güner. React #reactjs #reactnative Seb ⚛️ ThisWeekInReact.com

Announcing the first stable release of Unistyles 3.0! 🥳 After a full year of development, it's finally here! It was a challenging but insightful process that opened my eyes to new possibilities. I also want to share some updates about my support for Unistyles 2.0 👇🏼 Blog

React Native Reanimated 4 is now stable and ready for production 🐎 Featuring CSS Animations & Transitions, multithreading with React Native Worklets and more.

Rozenite is now live! Check the announcement and add a few plugins to your React Native workflow!

This basically allows you to run any untrusted JavaScript in your app, whether it's written by 3rd party developers or AI agents

Hey React Native developers! We're thrilled to introduce FlashList v2 ⚡️, a complete rewrite that's faster, more precise, and easier to use than ever. Learn more about how we built it in this blog post by Talha Naqvi: shopify.engineering/flashlist-v2

New Blog 📝 ali-sh.com/posts/why-is-u…

It’s the celebration React Native deserves and the one you don't want to miss 👇

.Laurids 🇪🇺🇺🇦 and I rebuilt Doodle Jump in React Native — the main game loop runs in a Reanimated useFrameCallback(), and everything renders using Skia. Runs pretty smooth! 🤩

Expo Super Apps for everyone

🎉 Introducing React Native Harness - a lightweight framework for testing native modules directly on device or emulator. Write tests in a Jest-like syntax, run them in a real React Native runtime, and verify native behavior without mocks.