26 articles on Developer Tools for React Native performance
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Ankit Bhalla from Cars24 Engineering reveals how Claude Code transformed his React Native workflow after 10+ years of mobile development. This isn't another AI tool tutorial—it's a principal engineer's battle-t...
Storybook 10 for React Native just landed, but integrating it without breaking your main app flow is trickier than it looks. Callstack's team breaks down the cleanest approach.
Jacob Clausen from Expo shows how to break free from SDK limitations. Building custom native modules doesn't mean abandoning Expo's developer experience.
Asif Mujteba from Atlassian just revealed how they slashed React Native build times by 97%. If you've ever rage-quit while waiting for a rebuild after switching branches, this one's for you.
Ever spent hours debugging why your React Native Android app won't connect to Metro during development? You're not alone.
Callstack just dropped Node-API support for React Native, and it's a bigger deal than you might think. This could fundamentally change how native modules work across the ecosystem.
Kacper Kapuściak from Software Mansion reveals why console.log() is still the most popular React Native debugging method in 2024. Spoiler: there's a much better way.
Mark Mayo from Mozilla and Tony Haile from Filament just open-sourced a tool that lets React Native developers write their native modules once in Rust instead of twice in platform-specific code. This could chan...
Jamon Holmgren from Infinite Red just dropped a comprehensive guide that's going to change how you debug React Native apps. Flipper's out—but you're not losing any functionality.
AWS just rebuilt Amplify from the ground up, and this time everything runs on TypeScript. If you've bounced off Amplify before, this Gen 2 release might change your mind.
Dan Kelly explores how incident.io shipped a production mobile app in months without hiring a single mobile engineer. Their secret? Leaning hard into Expo's 'golden path.'
React Native 0.73 just dropped with a game-changing shift: the team is finally killing off Flipper and the legacy bridge. This is the biggest architectural pivot since the New Architecture announcement.
AWS Amplify just killed the CLI-first workflow. After 6 years and feedback from hundreds of thousands of developers, they're betting everything on TypeScript.
Thiago Brezinski explores why building Web3 apps in React Native hits a wall with Wagmi's browser-first architecture. His solution? WalletConnect's Web3Modal bridges the gap.
A single character in a Gradle config file took down Android builds for every React Native version simultaneously. Here's how the React Native team handled a 4-day global outage.
React Native just made TypeScript the default. No more @types/react-native dependency, no more version lag, and a completely TypeScript-first developer experience starting with version 0.71.
Callstack explores a critical question for React Native teams: when can you safely use JavaScript libraries built for the web, and when do you need native alternatives?
Adrian Hartanto from Traveloka cracked a problem that plagues every multiplatform team: keeping identical components in sync across iOS, Android, and React Native without tripling the maintenance work.
React Native powers nearly 10% of mobile apps globally, yet most SDK providers are leaving this massive market on the table. Here's why building an official wrapper might be your smartest growth move.
Ahmad Fadli from Traveloka's Experience team built a mock server that freed his mobile team from backend API dependencies. What started as a simple workaround evolved into a tool now used across product teams.