Live stream from Day 1
summary
Expo and React Native status updates with concrete numbers and demos: Hermes reaches ~68% of builds; Blue Sky ships from one frontend dev in six months; Brex rebuilt in six weeks with 14 engineers. Expo shows config plugins, Expo Modules, and Expo Router static HTML for Universal SEO and install-from-browser; EAS adds fast resigning (~1m30s) and Apple Silicon builders (≈40% faster, large workers ~5.5m). Skia’s new C++ renderer yields 10–100x speedups; Tamagui’s compiler cuts startup ~10% and boosts Lighthouse scores. Watch if you want measurable tooling wins and real-world case studies.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Live stream starting soon
- 33:54Opening – Marcin Skotniczny, Software Mansion
- 39:00Charlie Cheever & James Ide – Keynote: Community and Workflows
- 1:05:15Jon Samp – Expo Application Services: Iterate with confidence
- 2:22:35William Candillon – The Joy of Painting with Skia
- 2:42:42Johannes Schickling – Local-first state management with Riffle & SKDB
- 3:08:00Kadi Kraman Formidable – Building a 5-Star App
- 3:23:25Evan Bacon – Write Once, Route Everywhere: File System-based Navigation for Native Apps
- 5:17:55Monica Restrepo – How does Shopify change and adapt to the new architecture changes in React Native?
- 5:38:00Krzysztof Piaskowy – 3D and Canvas-Based Animations with Reanimated
- 6:00:20Kudo Chien – React Native on Linux with the New Architecture
- 6:21:00Saad Najmi – Taking React Native to macOS
- 7:19:00Nathan Wienert – Better apps, less code, more platforms
- 7:47:30Fernando Rojo – React Native 2030
