Today we are excited to release React Native 0.83!

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React Native

React Native 0.83 is released with React 19.2, introducing the Activity component and useEffectEvent hook. Major DevTools improvements include new Network and Performance panels, plus a standalone desktop app that no longer requires Chrome or Edge. The release adds stable Web Performance APIs and experimental Intersection Observer support. This is the first React Native release with no breaking changes, making upgrades from 0.82 seamless. Additional features include Hermes V1 performance improvements, iOS legacy architecture removal option, and precompiled binary debugging capabilities.

React 19.2, New DevTools features, no breaking changes · React Native

<p>Nice there’s some good stuff in this update.</p>
