Last year, we proved that React Native is a great fit for Vision Pro. For React Conf 2025, we’re doing the same for Meta Quest. We built a showcase app to show how React Native scales to VR platforms, and the results speak for themselves! Check out what we did on our blog👇

Folks we just released React Native 0.82 from React Conf! This release is really HUGE, make sure you don't miss it 👇

We just landed an experimental support for HarmonyOS Next platform 🚀 𝚛𝚘𝚌𝚔 𝚛𝚞𝚗:𝚑𝚊𝚛𝚖𝚘𝚗𝚢

reWASD 9.2 just dropped! - reWASD Junior is now reWASD Mobile — everything you had on desktop, now on your phone. - Added the new Nintendo devices. - Refined compatibility and improved mouse behavior. Find more: rewasd.com/releases/relea…

We wanted to shout out our friend and Lickability alum, sam henri gold, and spotlight a couple things he’s written, been working on, or brought to our attention lately! First: an in-depth look at how he finds and crushes bugs in iOS apps he’s developed. samhenri.gold/blog/20250923-…

One Tuesday night, as my wife and I sat down for dinner, a sheriff’s deputy knocked on the door to serve me a subpoena from OpenAI. I held back on talking about it because I didn't want to distract from SB 53, but Newsom just signed the bill so... here's what happened: 🧵

Who wants a "How to build a Nitro Module from scratch" youtube tutorial?

🎶 This Expo App Award submission caught our eye because it's been through a lot: Starting on SDK 35, using the old managed workflow, and then growing into CNG. It's a songwriting app that runs smoothly with Gesture Handler & Reanimated. And obviously uses tons of Expo Modules

Unbundled dev server are nimble, fast, and naturally incremental. That's how we made Vite's HMR so fast. But it has its limitations: one of the major pain points when using Vite in large-scale applications is the slow dev server page load speed. The upcoming Full Bundle Mode for

Legend has it gym memberships are particularly hard to cancel here because nobody knows how to exit

LegendList 2.0.12 is much faster than earlier versions, so I recommend updating ❤️ It now runs tighter loops, does less math, and better uses scroll velocity to predict what will be in view next frame. So it leaves more frame time for your components to render ✨

🤲 Expo is additive. You can bring Expo + React Native into your existing iOS and Android apps incrementally. No rewrite required. Add a single screen or feature, ship faster, and modernize your stack without disrupting native code. Read more about when, why, and how to add

React Native Screens will provide Native Split View 🚀 Coming soon to your favorite navigation libraries!

While mostly working undercover (react navigation/expo router), react-native-screens is the backbone of most RN apps. In the past months we’ve put a ton of work into it (not just iOS 26 updates). Super excited for all the things that will come out next in screens v5

Looks like a nice way to test your native modules

I recently had to copy one repository into another with full git history ➡️ Found bunch of useful scripts on the internet and created a small blog post explaining how I did it 📖 Check it out: oskarkwasniewski.dev/blog/moving-co…

Bottom Accessory view is coming soon to React Native Bottom Tabs! 🚀 Huge thanks to Johan Kasperi for contributing this 🙏 This looks so cool ⬇️

1.0.0 sounds huge!

If you're making more typos in iOS lately, you're not going crazy - it's a bug in iOS that causes the keyboard to randomly insert the wrong letter instead of what you typed.

it’s all bullshit all the way down