56 articles on Architecture for React Native performance
Showing 20 of 56 articles (Page 1 of 3)
Artur Morys-Magiera and Hur Ali from Callstack just dropped React Native Brownfield v3, and it changes everything about integrating React Native into existing native apps. One line of config, and you're ready t...
The React Native vs Flutter debate just shifted from developer preference to enterprise risk management. If you're choosing a cross-platform framework in 2026, the math changed.
Wiktor Gut from Software Mansion just migrated Expensify to expo-video, and the architectural shift is bigger than you think. Expo SDK 55 officially removes expo-av, forcing every React Native team to rethink v...
Michał Pierzchala and Szymon Rybczak from Callstack just dropped the ultimate React Native year in review. 2025 was the year everything changed: the New Architecture became default, 1.0 got announced, and the f...
Nazar Sydiaha from Callstack tackles one of React Native's biggest scaling challenges: managing multiple apps and shared packages without losing your mind. His monorepo guide could save your team weeks of depen...
Everyone knows Airbnb ditched React Native in 2018. Fewer people know what they built instead, or why it actually worked better.
Discord shares 98% of code across platforms with three iOS engineers. Shopify cut 1.8M lines of dead code. Here is every major app shipping React Native right now.
Przemek Sosna from Software Mansion reveals how his team brought React Native to Huawei's new operating system. HarmonyOS NEXT now powers 27 million devices with zero Android compatibility.
Building an AI-powered iOS app from scratch sounds exciting until you hit React Native's rough edges. The v0 iOS team found plenty of them.
Katarzyna Smolen from Software Mansion declares 2026 the year React Native finally grows up. After years of architectural overhauls and breaking changes, the framework is hitting 4.5 million weekly downloads an...
Gunnar Torfi shares how a single developer maintained 40+ mobile screens AND a full web app by merging them into one universal codebase. No big rewrite required.
Tyler from Infinite Red breaks down why Meta is recommending React Strict DOM over React Native for Web—and what it means for your cross-platform strategy in 2025.
Running Node.js APIs directly inside React Native apps just became possible. This changes how we think about code reuse between mobile and backend.
React Native 0.80 is making a bold move: deprecating deep imports and introducing auto-generated TypeScript types. This is the foundation for a truly stable API.
Building Web3 dApps in React Native just got a major upgrade. Callstack shows how Viem is changing the game for Ethereum development on mobile.
Callstack explores how React Native is becoming the unexpected bridge between traditional mobile development and the Web3 ecosystem. Building decentralized apps just got a lot more practical.
Braulio Ríos built a production-ready guitar tuner app using React Native that processes audio in real-time with near-native performance. Here's how he combined TypeScript, C++, Swift, and Kotlin to solve a pro...
A senior backend engineer asked the React Native subreddit which cross-platform framework to choose in 2025. The responses reveal a clear winner, but with surprising caveats.
Gant Laborde from Infinite Red tackles the question everyone's asking: Is Lynx JS the next evolution of cross-platform development, or just another framework that'll fade away?
Tyler from Infinite Red tackles a question that trips up new React Native library authors: why can't native modules just bundle together like regular JavaScript dependencies?