🚀 React Navigation 8 keeps leveling up! Our post covers updates since March: ⚛️ Suspense & concurrent rendering 📡 Experimental data loaders 🔠 Typed hooks in dynamic navigators 🔗 Shared paths for deep links 📌 Retaining screens in Stack 🎨 Material Design 3 for top tabs ✨ ...and more Check it out 👇

React Navigation 8.0 - July Progress Report | React Navigation

We've continued working on React Navigation 8.0 since the initial announcement and March progress report and released many refinements, improvements and new features.

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Less Boilerplate, More Type Safety: React Navigation 8's Typed Hooks

React Navigation 8 improves typed hooks with screen-aware types, less boilerplate, and fewer unsafe casts in shared UI and nested navigators.

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React Navigation 8 alpha makes typed hooks more screen-aware. Pass a screen name and useRoute or useNavigation becomes much more specific. That means type-safe params and navigation, less boilerplate. Read the article👇 Link below

And today’s the day of @satya164.page, creator of React Navigation, React Native Paper, and much more. Needless to say, he is one of the most impactful contributors to the RN ecosystem. 📆 Paris, September 24 👉 reactnativeconnection.io

It will come as a surprise... but I have some vices 🙈 One of them is getting easily addicted to sucky android games full of ads 🙉 One day I thought: maybe I can keep playing, without the ads? 🤔 What happened next? I found that the ad revenue I was producing, was tunnelled to Russia 🙊

React Navigation 8 alpha is here 👀 📝 Highlights - Native Bottom Tabs by default - Access to route, navigation, & state for any parent screens - Better TypeScript types for static configuration - Push history entries without pushing screens And many more...

Reanimated 4.2.0 is here, and it brings gifts! 🔥 🎁 Long-awaited Shared Element Transitions 🎉 Not production-ready yet, so they’re behind a feature flag. Please, test it out and give us feedback! 🎁 Experimental performance fixes, inspired by real apps...

message me here or come talk with me at @reactnativelondon.co.uk next week if this job posting looks like a good fit for you! expo is an amazing place to work! expo.dev/careers/web-...

Web services engineer — Expo

Create the way people write and distribute application software.

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Did you wonder what you can build for Meta Quest? We’ve got your back and came up with ideas that should be a fun challenge to implement! Look out for tomorrow’s post for an inspiration. We also have a special announcement planned with Meta so keep an eye out 😉

Note that this doesn't happen with @tanstack.com start server functions because unlike "directives", they are actually typed so you'll get a Promise on type level and linting can tell you if you forget to await it. So types are good I guess, who would've thought 🤷‍♂️

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How our "perfect" one-line isOwner() function in Next.js started always returning true. Spoiler: It is because of server functions... Wrote about the bug, the fix, and the "magic" that caused it: marma.dev/articles/202... #webdev #javascript #typescript #react #nextjs #serverfunctions

React Native and @expo.dev on Meta Quest = new challenges, same fun 🕶️ Let's explore library compatibility together! 👇

as someone who very much enjoys @chasebliss.bsky.social pedals, i am so stoked that this app exists and that it was built using tools that i work on expo.dev/blog/buildin...

Building a MIDI-over-Bluetooth app using Expo Modules

Learn how to build custom native functionality using Expo Modules, including adding MIDI-over-Bluetooth support for real-world hardware integration.

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The latest version of React Navigation now has a new unstable API to automatically navigate to the correct screen after a conditional render (e.g., if a screen was opened via a deep link, but was behind auth): UNSTABLE_routeNamesChangeBehavior="lastUnhandled" reactnavigation.org/docs/auth-fl...

Last year, we proved that React Native is a great fit for Vision Pro. For React Conf 2025, we’re doing the same for @MetaQuestVR. We built a showcase app to show how React Native scales to VR platforms, and the results speak for themselves! Check out what we did on our blog👇

Excited that we managed to ship The Recipe Box for iPad and iPhone with Liquid Glass support and recipe timers ready for download on new iPhone day. Get it here for iPad: apps.apple.com/us/app/the-r...

A nice tool if you love color and CSS: HDR gradients, generates absolute stunning oklch gradients you can copy paste to your CSS. gradient.style/#type=linear...

Package manager drama, not involving me: joel.drapper.me/p/rubygems-t...

has anyone encountered this odd bug with view transitions? this can't possibly be expected behaviour, can it? help me obi-wan @jakearchibald.com you're my only hope 🥺 svelte.dev/playground/6...

view transition bug • Playground • Svelte

Web development for the rest of us

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right to repair folks eat your heart out

With React Native AI, you can choose the right provider for your use case: - Apple provider → system models built into iOS - MLC provider → run any supported model locally

Excited to run my React Query – Beyond the Basics workshop at @reactadvanced.gitnation.org, Nov 27 in London! 🎉 If you know the fundamentals & want to level up with prefetching, cache seeding, persistence & smooth UX, this one’s for you 🚀. Hope to see you there:

Expo Go just made it to the metaverse: www.meta.com/experiences/...

Expo Go on Meta Quest

Expo is a free & open source platform to build apps using JavaScript and React.

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Getting Legend List for web ready for my @reactuniverseconf.com talk in beautiful Wroclaw 😍

I've had so many folks ask now, that I had to go for it. You asked me to build that ideal Inferno X framework that I described ages ago, so I went ahead and did just that. I built something that actually works and, well, it works well. Oh, and doesn't use signals!

Couldn't find any article talking about how to set up macOS-like shortcuts on Hyprland, so decided to write one after I figured out how to. satya164.page/posts/macos-...

I'm excited to announce I will be speaker at React Universe, just next week! 🥳 It's high time we talk Worklets on a big stage.

reminder (because this truly annoys me): peer dependency resolution is pretty broken with severe bugs in *every* package manager, except pnpm. Yes, really

Congrats to me, I guess. Sorry @expo.dev, but the credit is all mine.

SDK 54 beta is out 🚀 ◆ RN 0.81 + React 19.1 ◆ Precompiled React Native for iOS → ⚡ faster builds ◆ iOS 26 Liquid Glass icons + Expo UI ◆ Android 16 edge-to-edge + predictive back ◆ Updates to EAS Update + Autolinking ◆ Final release w/ Legacy Arch Details in the changelog: expo.dev/changelog/sd...

Expo SDK 54 beta is now available - Expo Changelog

Learn about the changes, how to try it out, and how to give feedback.

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✨ I just published a brand-new post! It’s about the notorious SVG <path> element. With its compact Regex-style syntax, <path> can be super intimidating. But they’re also *incredibly* powerful, letting us draw (and animate!) curved lines. You can read it here, and I’ll share more info in thread. 🧵

An Interactive Guide to SVG Paths • Josh W. Comeau

SVG gives us many different primitives to work with, but by far the most powerful is the <path> element. Unfortunately, it’s also the most inscrutable, with its compact Regex-style syntax. In this tut...

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