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I am now building a mobile app, and checking what is the better platform for building a cross platform (iOS, Android, Web) in 2025 - React Native or Flutter? I am especially interested in the tooling itself regarding ease of building, uploading to the app stores, etc?
The Ultimate Guide to React Native Optimization 2025 is here! 🔥
React Native's <Text /> component historically used context providers and hooks for features like pressability, which added unnecessary overhead
Jamon Holmgren’s post details common React Native performance issues, building on his earlier thread where he defends React Native’s potential for high performance
Shopify celebrates five years of React Native, sharing wins and lessons.
Shopify dumped old code for React Native, cutting millions of lines and boosting speed.
It’s a difficult decision deciding whether your company’s mobile app should be a true native application or employ a cross platform approach like React Native or Flutter.
Shopify made their app faster by rethinking data loads and cutting waste.
Coinbase starts a year-long push to make their React Native app faster.
Coinbase’s platform keeps their app fresh with real-time updates, no sweat.
Synaptic uses render locks to boost React Native app performance.
Coinbase tracks app health across teams with a simple, unified scoring system.
Shopify swapped FlatList for FlashList, making their app’s lists blazing fast.
UberEats switched to React Native to make their app faster, more scalable, and easier for devs to handle.
Instawork taps Hermes to make their Android app run smoother and faster.
Dream11 uses Torque to automate testing and keep performance tight.
Shopify built a custom cache to cut their app’s lag by 20% in just six weeks.
GrabPay uses React Native to build fast, flexible payment features.
Coinbase rewrote their Android app in React Native and rolled it out flawlessly.
Shopify bet on React Native a year ago and still thinks it’s a winner.