Just shipped react-native-data-detector v0.3.0!
New hooks, including real-time as-you-type entity detection.
npm i react-native-data-detector
Repo: https://t.co/6EkcpEXGxT
Watch it detect phone numbers, emails, links, and more, live:
We just released react-native-runtimes! 🥳
👉 Render React components on separate JS Runtimes
👉 Share state (Zustand) across Runtimes, synced in C++
👉 Dual-Thread-approach for rendering/business logic
We plugged this into MetaMask which made the app start substantially faster:
Calorie Snap demo🍊🍌🍩 built with:
• expo ui - expo module @expo
(ModuleVNGenerateForegroundinstance) for on device food extraction
• vision camera @margelo_com
• skia @ReactNativeSkia
• reanimated @swmansion
• and of course screen-transitions by @trpfsu
Thanks to all 🙏
Btw, I'm currently looking for remote full-time or part-time (based in Vietnam) React Native opportunities. DMs are open 💪🙏
Thanks guys!!!
@aidenybai Thank you for the work man. Testing it in https://t.co/ANRSXpgccd mobile… will share results
also special thanks for https://t.co/FoIfdC4Q3l 🙏
I use almost everyday. it is the only reason that I can keep my Zodex desktop app at 60 FPS and under 1 GB of memory.
I built a small tool to help agents catch non-responsive UI.
Run:
npx resolution-agent capture --serve
It checks and helps fix:
- font size 📝
- dims 📐
- navbars 🧭
Works locally + in CI ⚙️
Simple, but I find it surprisingly useful.
Memory leaks are hard to catch, and even harder to track over time.
@tryrevyl's built in performance tracking lets you benchmark every release.
Here's a leaky photo grid we tested 👇
The demo is built with React Native and it's open source (along with 120+ React Native animations).
Rendering: React Native WebGPU
Color matching: Nitro (internal C++ module)
My first attempt used Skia Atlas, but with 10k pictures WebGPU felt much smoother (it also handles depth sorting for 3D effects).
Every time you select a new painting from the dropdown, every photo gets rearranged based on its dominant color. The best I could get by handling that in JS was ~1100ms for 10k photos (which felt really glitchy).
By rewriting the same function in C++ with an internal Nitro module, it takes ~50ms (I had no idea how to write C++ code, so credits to Claude 😅).
https://t.co/dwQaCluwt9
A month ago I shipped 3 React Native libraries in a single week 😳
Each one built with its own Claude Code agent running in parallel.
Here's what I learned 🧵
For a deep dive, check out the article!
https://t.co/FZ0kiiK3DR
My app Grounded was built with screen-transitions v3.4-beta 1, and instead of another changelog, I thought I'd do a tutorial on how to recreate this Apple Store style hero card animation using the new .navigation.zoom() API.
heres how we can achieve something similar in react native