Now, let’s explain about all the new words you see here: JSI, Fabric, Turbo Modules

Don’t get them wrong, Facebook is using React Native by themselves for the Marketplace app, Ads app and more which servers millions of daily users. In addition, some well-known companies like Wix, Bloomberg, Tesla, Zynga and much more using RN in production with the current architect...

Remember the native modules from the last post? Text, Image, View. So their new name is Turbo Modules. They have the same purpose but implemented and acting differently. First, they are lazy-loaded (only when the app needs them) comparing to loading all of them on the launch time. In addition, th...

CodeGen — Suppose to make the JS side a Single Source Of Truth. Can let you create static types of the js so the native side (Fabric and Turbo Modules) will be aware to them and avoid validating the data each time => better performance and less place for mistakes when passing data.

• There are two realms: JS and Native which are not really aware of each other and do not share the same memory
• The communication is async through the bridge between the two realms
• It is slow to transfer large chunks of data. Since the memory is not shared, all the data passed ...

We now go over the flow from the previous post and will show the differences. There isn’t a bridge anymore