Today we're excited to release React Native 0.82: the first React Native that runs entirely on the New Architecture.

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React Native

React Native 0.82 marks a major milestone by exclusively running on the New Architecture, removing support for the Legacy Architecture. The release introduces experimental Hermes V1 with performance improvements (up to 9% faster bundle loading), upgrades to React 19.1.1 with full owner stacks support, and implements DOM Node APIs for web-like tree traversal. Additional features include Web Performance APIs in canary, an optimized debug build type for Android that runs at 60 FPS versus 20 FPS in standard debug mode, and improved error reporting for uncaught promise rejections.

A New Era · React Native

I actually believe react native and react will dominate minimum 10y more, thereby being the GOAT of all time. I know it is opionated but honestly they move forward like a real company, and it will take all the best from all the best frameworks. But will be interesting to see! I like this cross platform solution. And I love that RN have not yet rushed to say it is v1.0 even though (google google) it was released in 2015 wow… So 10years ago and not even v.0.9 haha 🤓 Love to all devs, Astro, Svelte and Angular and the many other ones!!! (Had to say before I might hurt somebody hating on React Native, while reading post about it)

RN is still garbage. I switched my apps to Flutter and never looked back

I will definitely try it for my next project