discussions-and-proposals/0000-reduce-fragmentation.md at reduce-fragmentation · necolas/discussions-and-proposals
RFC: React DOM for Native Summary This is a proposal to incrementally reduce the API fragmentation faced by developers using React to target multiple platforms via code shared between native and web. The proposed cross-platform user interface APIs are a subset of existing web standards for DOM, CSS, and HTML - "Strict DOM". The proposed changes are overwhelmingly additive and do not require migrat
React Native 0.71: TypeScript by Default, Flexbox Gap, and more... · React Native
Today we’re releasing React Native version 0.71! This is a feature-packed release including: TypeScript by defaultSimplifying layouts with Flexbox GapWeb-inspired props for accessibility, styles, and eventsRestoring PropTypesDeveloper Experience ImprovementsNew Architecture UpdatesIn this post we’ll cover some of the highlights of 0.71. infoFor a full list of changes, check out CHANGELOG.md. TypeS
First-class Support for TypeScript · React Native
With the release of 0.71, React Native is investing in the TypeScript experience with the following changes: New app template is TypeScript by defaultTypeScript declarations shipped with React NativeReact Native documentation is TypeScript FirstIn this post we’ll cover what these changes mean for you as a TypeScript or Flow user. New App Template is TypeScript By DefaultStarting with 0.71, when y
Announcing React Native 0.70 · React Native
We are excited to release a new version of React Native, 0.70.0. This version comes with several improvements like a new unified configuration for Codegen, Hermes as default engine, and full CMake support for Android builds along with a refresh of the documentation for the New Architecture. Read on to learn more! Sections New Architecture’s New Documentation Hermes as default engine A new unified
Hermes as the Default · React Native
Last October, we announced that we had started work towards making Hermes the default engine for all React Native apps. Hermes has provided a lot of value to React Native inside of Meta, and we believe the open-source community will benefit as well. Hermes is designed for resource constrained devices and optimizes for start up, app size, and memory consumption. One key difference between Hermes an
Announcing React Native 0.69 · React Native
We are excited to release a new version of React Native, 0.69.0. This version comes with several improvements for the New Architecture of React Native and new features: React 18 support & bundled Hermes. Read on to learn more! Sections React 18 Bundled Hermes Highlights of 0.69 React 18 We are delighted to share with you that React Native 0.69 is the first release to support React 18. React 18 h
An update on the New Architecture Rollout · React Native
Hi everyone, As previously announced: 2022 is going to be the year of the New Architecture in open source If you still haven’t had the time to look into the New React Native Architecture (the Fabric Renderer and the TurboModule system), there is no better time to do it than now! We would like to share with the community some initiatives and material we prepared to make sure everyone is onboard on
Announcing React Native 0.67 · React Native
Happy new year everyone! Today we are announcing the latest release of React Native, 0.67.0, along with some updates on the release process that we have been working on in the past few months. Sections Highlights of 0.67 Improvements to Release Process Interested in helping React Native stabilise new releases? Highlights of 0.67 As mentioned in Meta's H2 2021 plans, React Native is attempting mo
Announcing React Native 0.66 · React Native
Today we’re releasing React Native v0.66 for Android 12 and iOS 15 support alongside fixes and general updates. Highlights Handle taps on views outside parent bounds on Android New Bluetooth Permissions on Android Better Support for Apple Silicon, Xcode 13, and iOS 15 Hermes 0.9.0 Nightly and “Commitly” Releases Handle taps on child views outside parent boundaries on Android Thanks to @hsource f
React Nativeをやめる話とKotlin Multiplatform | Wantedly Engineer Blog
Wantedlyのモバイルエンジニアの久保出です。今回は、Wantedly VisitアプリにおいてReact Nativeをやめる決断をしたこと、関連してKotlin Multiplatformを導入しようとしていることについて書かせていただきます。 なぜReact Nativeが導入されていたかVisitのiOSアプリは2018年にフルリニューアルしました。リニューアルプロジェクトはモバイルエンジニアを総動員して半年近くかけてリリースしました。 リニューアルでは、色々なコンテンツを見つけられるDiscoverという新機能追加も予定しており、Discoverの実験もリニューアルと並列して行うことになりました。モバイルエンジニアはリニューアルに集中していたため、Webエンジニアのリソースが使えるReact NativeがDiscoverの実装手段に選ばれました。Discoverは、リニュー
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GitHub - numandev1/react-native-decompiler: Decompile React Native Android/IOS Bundle.
State of React Native 2023