Best of React NativeJune 2022

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    Announcing React Native 0.69 · React Native

    React Native 0.69 is the first release to support React 18. Users on the New Architecture on Android will need to build Hermes from source. The most important improvements in this release are centered around React 18 support and bundled Hermes. There have been other notable changes, including: Deprecating support for iOS/tvOS SDK 11.0, version 12.4+.

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    Creating a React Native Ecommerce app with Medusa

    Medusa is an open source headless commerce platform that allows you to create stores in a few minutes. It includes every feature a store needs such as order management, customers, payments, products, discounts, and a lot more. In this tutorial, you are going to create two screens, one for all products and the other for the product info.

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    React Native animated app with reanimated + expo and Rive an amazing tool for interactive icons

    React Native animated app with reanimated + expo and Rive. Rive is an amazing tool for interactive icons and shapes animation. Based on this Swift course: https://designcode.io/swiftui-rive-animated-app. View Github.

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    VS Code, Frameworks, Build Tools, React Native

    Many of you use Visual Studio Code (VS Code) as your primary code editor. I decided that VS Code would be the perfect topic to have its own newsletter: VSCode.Email. I've already sent out 8 issues so far that include: A quick tip in the intro on using and customizing VS Code. A short list of VS Code tools and extensions. A brief list of other IDEs and editors.

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    Helping migrate React Native libraries to the New Architecture · React Native

    React Native users leverage vast number of open source libraries for building apps. For a complete and consistent ecosystem, it is necessary that these libraries migrate. We are working on improving the resources supporting the React Native New Architecture. We have already released a repository to help migrate your app and one for your libraries (RNNewArchitectureLibraries) We are also revamping the New Architecture guide on the Website and we created a GitHub Working Group to answer questions.