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React Native has moved closer to a stable release with its v0.75 update, which includes significant bug fixes, improvements in auto-linking speed, and the integration of Yoga v3.1. The update represents a step towards better developer experience and addressing long-standing interoperability issues. Additionally, there are changes on the horizon such as the sunsetting of the 'react-native init' command, further promoting the use of Expo. Also discussed are improvements and benefits offered by QA Wolf, a tool for enhanced QA testing efficiency.

React Native goes stable

What a clickbait title. React Native has been stable for years. If you bother reading the announcement it even says: “0.75 is now the latest stable version of React Native”.

I am a flutter developer and I find it weird that React native is still not stable after this many years? What am I missing? I never learned RN.

Clickbait and misleading title. Nice work.

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