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React Native Networking
We track 8 React Native Networking case studies from 6 engineering teams. Callstack, AWS and Shopify write about it most. Many posts also cover Architecture and Expo. The posts run from 2016 to 2026. The newest is from August 2026.
React Native Networking articles 1–8 of 8
React Native Callkeep Alternatives in 2026
Paweł Gadomski from Software Mansion just solved one of React Native's messiest problems: getting WhatsApp-style incoming calls to actually work when your app is killed. The solution? Stop treating it as a libr...
Build Modern Web3 dApps on Ethereum With React Native and Viem
Building Web3 dApps in React Native just got a major upgrade. Callstack shows how Viem is changing the game for Ethereum development on mobile.
NEW: Lazy loading & nested query predicates for AWS Amplify DataStore
AWS Amplify just shipped three game-changing features that make querying relational data feel less like a chore and more like writing plain JavaScript. If you've ever wrestled with loading nested data in offlin...
Making Shopify’s Flagship App 20% Faster in 6 Weeks Using a Novel Caching Solution
Shopify's home feed was consuming 30% of their total database load and slowing down their entire app. Off-the-shelf caching solutions wouldn't cut it.
Location Tracking with React Native
Yusuf Zeren from Trendyol reveals how they solved real-time courier tracking in React Native—a challenge that seems impossible when JavaScript stops running in the background.
Reproxy: Mock Server for Mobile App Development
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.
Your React Native Offline Tool Belt
Building offline-first React Native apps? The network will fail. Your app doesn't have to.
Building High-Performance React Native Apps with Apollo Client
Callstack explores how Apollo Client transforms React Native app performance when working with GraphQL APIs. This 2016 piece laid groundwork that's still relevant for mobile teams today.