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Rob Hogan

@robjhogan

React Native (mostly Metro) @ Meta
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How do folks do this? Often quality and short-term metrics (usually completion/milestone based) are in tension, and engineers are incentivised to cut corners, especially in an OKR / perf review culture. How do we incentivise quality?

brent 🦋 (@notbrent) 's Twitter Profile Photo

this is a very visible fix by Riccardo Cipolleschi, but he does so much more behind the scenes that most folks don't see. we're very fortunate to have him working on react native!

Joe Savona (@en_js) 's Twitter Profile Photo

janka Adam Rackis Dev Agrawal Yeah! Much of the React team (myself, Sathya Gunasekaran , Mofei Zhang , lauren 나은 etc) are working on React Compiler, which is the foundation of our efforts around client side performance and developer experience. Auto-memoization is just the first part of that story :-)

Aleks Andelkovic (@aandjelkovic) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Super excited to be speaking at the React Native Connection tomorrow. It is a great opportunity to talk about the advantages of using React Native, with a number of examples of its use in MSFT. React Native at Microsoft

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Sunday rant. For software engineering, my sense is that the phrase “premature optimization is the root of all evil” has massively backfired. Its from a book on data structures and mainly tried to dissuade people from prematurely write things in assembler. But the point was to

Rob Hogan (@robjhogan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Late to the party but I just caught up with this and it's really great overview and an enjoyable listen - if you're curious about Metro, don't miss it! (If anyone has follow up questions I can do my best here too!)

Joe Savona (@en_js) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Stefano Magni Nadia Makarevich 🇺🇦 People are reading too much into this article. The compiler is released as experimental bc it’s genuinely not done yet. Many of the patterns here can be optimized and they are on our list to optimize.

Nicola Corti (@cortinico) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you haven’t tried React Native, or if you tried it years ago, you really should check out Expo Expo is now the recommended way to create new apps and trust me, the developer experience is just glorious ⚛️

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Last week, Meta released brand-new Instagram and Facebook apps for Meta Quest, completely rebuilt using React and React Native. Check out how these apps, and more, were built with React and highlighted at Meta Connect: engineering.fb.com/2024/10/02/and…

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Measuring a view in React is now consistent across React DOM and React Native: useLayoutEffect(() => { ref.current.getBoundingClientRect() }) You can even re-adjust your UI during the initial frame before the view is displayed. Zero frame delays. Coming in @Expo SDK 52.

Measuring a view in <a href="/reactjs/">React</a> is now consistent across React DOM and React Native:

useLayoutEffect(() =&gt; {
  ref.current.getBoundingClientRect()
})

You can even re-adjust your UI during the initial frame before the view is displayed. Zero frame delays. Coming in @Expo SDK 52.
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React Native 0.77 is now available! This release includes new styling features like display: contents, support for Android 16KB page sizes, upgrades the Community template to Swift, and much more: reactnative.dev/blog/2025/01/2…

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I’m hiring for the 𝝠 Expo Router project! We’re building: ◆ Universal file-based routing ◆ One-click native & web deployment ◆ Expo for web ◆ Server-driven UI Come build the universal React framework and push mobile dev to its absolute limits! 🚀 expo.dev/careers/softwa…

Devon Govett (@devongovett) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The most important skill for a software engineer IMO is debugging. Writing code is easy. Willingness and ability to debug through layers of abstraction, through code you didn't write, perhaps deep into other areas of the stack (libraries, frameworks, the server, the browser