react-native-screen-transitions v2.0.2 is out, heres what's new

The new version of React Native Bottom Tabs is... out! 🎉 A new highly anticipated feature: Custom JavaScript Tabs! ✨ Provide your custom tab bar while leveraging native navigation underneath 🚀 Here is a demo of it in the 🦋 app! This demonstrates smooth screen transitions using native animations along with their custom tab bar.show more

missed building out a full flow, so I wanted... to see what I could come up with in a day using react-native-screen-transitions 🤨show more

React Native Reanimated 4 is now stable and ready... for production 🐎 Featuring CSS Animations & Transitions, multithreading with React Native Worklets and more.show more

Announcing React Native Reanimated 4 🐎 Long-awaited CSS Animations... and Transitions support is here Available now in Beta Read more 👇show more

React Native 0.83 is out let's check it out! 🤓👇

New React Native DevTools app is really awesome, finally... standalone app! 😍 Network & Performance tracing panels are now available for every React Native app 💯show more

react-native-screen-transitions v3 has been out for a couple days... now - held off from posting because I wanted to move past the basic examples and show how it looks in real flows Here’s a gym app my buddy Brian and I are working on 🥳show more

One of the most exciting things I’ve had the... chance to work on has been integrating `react-native-teleport` into `screen-transitions`. v3.9 introduces a new handoff prop to seamlessly teleport boundary payloads between each other. Pretty happy with it so far! Here’s how it looks with the new zoom transition in v3.9show more

i'm playing around with React Native new architecture examples... using [email protected] and [email protected], and it's pretty cool to see automatic batching with native event handlers in action.show more

The bounds api is great for images, but not... so much for videos that require continuity (yet). Today I had some time to play around with react-native-teleport and this is how I managed to integrate it into screen-transitions. Super excited to see how further this can be pushedshow more

We built this onboarding flow in React Native that... feels better than most native apps Here’s how we did it: ① Patched react-native-screens for a custom transition ② Button and stepper are rendered on top of the stack ③ Synced button state across screens via context The button and header are positioned absolutely above the stack. When a screen focuses, it updates the shared button state (text, disabled state) via context The hardest part is keeping the keyboard open during screen transitions. We solved it with hidden TextInputs that get focused programmatically before navigating The result: one button flows across every screen and surfs the keyboardshow more

React Native Mastery is available NOW! 🚀

The React Native community just got a new powerhouse... of knowledge. 🚨 Margelo’s blog is now live. Expect deep dives into internals, performance, architecture, tooling, case studies, vision camera, and pixel-perfect mobile engineering. Built by engineers pushing the ecosystem forward. If you’re serious about React Native, check it outshow more

Best new trick in town in the React Native... community right nowshow more

super happy with how the new .navigation.zoom() is coming... along in screen transitions, here's how it looks on iOS and Androidshow more

react-native-livechart is live 🥳 Beautiful, reliable live charts for... React Native: (multi-) line and candlestick, smooth at 60fps even with 10+ trades a second coming in. TL;DR: npm install react-native-livechart; deep dive 👇show more

Galeria 1 is now available – an image viewer... for React (+ Native) → New Architecture Support → Stable web support → Bring-your-own-image component Automatic support for: solito/image, next/image, expo-image, react-native-fast-image, web <img />show more

New FoundationModels API for running on-device AI by ... is working with react-native-ai and AI SDK 🔥🔥show more

For our new product, we built a chat in... React Native that feels like iMessage Here's how we did it: ① Fabric Swift View ② UICollectionView ③ SwiftUI cells via UIHostingConfiguration React is responsible for the state - mutations, fetching, infinite loading - all via React Query. The native Fabric view is purely for rendering. React decides what to show, native decides how to show it The bridge between three frameworks was tricky but worth it. UICollectionView animations come for free and scroll performance is native-smooth No blank spaces and no FPS drops - all powered by the New Architecture Who wants to see the code?show more