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Let's take a first look at Lynx, an open-source app development framework created by ByteDance. Compare Lynx to other cross-platform tools like React Native and Flutter for building native iOS and Android apps. 

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ByteDance has released an open-source, multi-platform app development framework called LYNKX, which uses Rust-based tooling and a dual-threaded UI rendering engine. LYNKX aims to surpass React Native and Flutter by offering smoother UIs and faster launch times. It supports native CSS features and allows development in frameworks like Svelte or Vue. Despite its potential, it currently lacks a substantial ecosystem and extensive tooling.

TikTok just released its React Native killer…

JS frameworks popping up here and there. Tiktok is the last company I expected releasing a JS framework

TikTok is releasing something that is not brainrot and ruining humanity for once.

Personally, I had hard times with Javascript on Mobile, especially with React Native. But based on what I’ve read in the docs this seems interesting.

I’m asking myself why a social media company would suddenly wanna develop a development tool, of course it’s not a new subject if we think Facebook but what is the main purpose ? Just make life difficult to developper

And did y’all forgot TikTok’s <a href="http://Cursor.AI" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Cursor.AI</a> killer?
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