A quick explanation of the 24 built-in React Native components to build user interfaces, how to use them, and when to use them (or when it's better to use a third party library).

React Native 0.64 was released this morning and it allows for enabling Hermes on iOS, and more!

React Native 0.63 was released this morning and it introduces the new Pressable component that was announced last month! The Pressable component is intended to eventually replace the Touchable components - such as TouchableWithoutFeedback and TouchableOpacity. The motivation here was to make it easier to create custom visual touch feedback, so React Native apps are not easily identified by the “signature opacity fade” touch feedback that TouchableOpacity defaults to.

React Native 0.62 was released today and it introduces integration with Facebook's extensible mobile app debugger, Flipper! This powerful tool looks to be some big competition to react-native-debugger, as it allows developers to write their own extensions to further its power. Let's take a quick preview look and see how this new tool works as booted up from a default React Native app:

React Native 0.62 was released this morning and it introduces the new LogBox debugging experience that was teased months ago! Let's take a quick look and see how this new feature works:

The Coinbase Pro mobiie app offers a feature-rich trading experience, including real-time candles, depth charts, order books and advanced order types, along with intuitive shortcuts. It was built in React Native and shares a codebase between mobile platforms. Plus, they're hiring more React Native developers.