So true 😅

So fassssst!

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Another reason to jump on the new architecture bandwagon.

Please upgrade if possible, the memory management has been *dramatically* improved. I've seen wonderful things while testing it. github.com/Shopify/react-…

ICYMI - We're shipping 6 React Native this year and it's going to make your upgrading life easier! also, 1.0 maybe? who knows! I guess you'll have to watch the recording from React Universe Conf | Sept 2-4, 2025 youtube.com/watch?v=GPtopk…

One of the best things npm could do is reject all dependencies that have less than 1,000 lines of code. The brainrot of not copy and pasting and self maintaining these trivial libraries (99% of them) is high and the supply chain attack vector has been compromised repeatedly

Since we're already talking React Native 1.0 - What's your "must have" we should definitely include in 1.0? anything goes, go wild! Not promising anything, but really curious if there's anything the team should focus on.

Technical people get a lot more out of LLMs because they can speak the domain language. If you can say “use library X for this” or “parse the AST instead of regex,” the results are much better. That kind of precision can make the output 10x better than what non-technical folks

Say Hello to your new React Native machine. #AppleEvent

Bingo going well so far

Maybe we should call it React Native Air once we're done with Lean core 🤔

And ICYMI - this is the React Native Nightly Testing Program’s dashboard, which you can find at react-native-community.github.io/nightly-tests/

Ok, let's try this again now the the Apple event is behind us. React Native 1.0 - What's your "must have" we should definitely include? anything goes, go wild! Not promising anything, but really curious if there's anything the team should focus on.

Getting a non-work Mac to play some more with RN OSS ecosystem things. Are the MacBook Air M4s any good?

Expo SDK 54 is out now! This is a huge release for enterprise users, and brownfield React Native apps. Here's why: ✦ We precompiled React iOS for faster builds w less complexity. This also gets us closer to replacing cocoapods with SPM. ✦ Fixed monorepo and pnpm dependency