Krzysztof Piaskowy

Hi everyone!

Krzysztof and Tymek from Software Mansion here! 👋

In this issue, as always, we have some great news prepared for you. On the React side, TanStack Start has been announced in Release Candidate, React Router expands RSC support to its Framework Mode, and the official ESLint plugin for React Hooks is now exhaustively documented.

However, on the React Native side, we have a bit less than usual news for you. Perhaps this is because autumn has begun (and the world overall has become gloomy), or maybe it's because there is a slight silence that heralds a storm in our React world?

Well, as we know, React Conf is coming up, so everyone is probably postponing their announcements and releases until October 7. 😉

We hope you enjoy this edition and that during this cloudy season, each of you will stay healthy!
Let's get started! 🤗

Hi everyone! Kacper and Krzysztof from Software Mansion here! 👋

After a short summer break, we’re happy to say we’re back! I think we could open a public swimming pool because we’re drowning in the amount of content this week.

This week was full of big releases: Vercel released Next.js 15.5, React Native 0.81 was launched, and last but not least, we finally have the long-awaited FlashList 2 with great performance and cool features.

So let’s get into it!

Hi everyone! Kacper and Krzysztof from Software Mansion here! 👋

It definitely feels like everyone caught the lazy summer vibe as the whole world went on vacation but we still managed to carve out something interesting for you to read.

We’ve learned how Meta renders React server-side (which is crazy, actually) and Vercel has made some interesting moves in the metaframework sphere by acquiring NuxtLabs.

From the React Native ecosystem, we have React Native Unistyles 3.0, now marked as stable, and we’ve seen the first RC of React Native 0.81, although without any additional context whatsoever.

Enjoy the read!

Hi everyone! Krzysztof and Tomasz from Software Mansion here 👋

It's been a fairly calm week for the React ecosystem, but not for the React Native world. Meta has made an exciting announcement about the release of React Native 0.80, where they've decided to officially freeze the Old Architecture. Make sure you're ready to adapt your app to the New Architecture, as it seems like it could be the last moment to do so.