Live Stream from Day 2
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Day 2 is dense with concrete fixes and demos: the new-architecture opt‑in landed across 0.68–0.71, Hermes default ships with measured Android startup wins (51–63% in Marimos), Android new‑arch clean builds drop to build time 32s and disk use from ~12GB to ~1GB, Kotlin + TypeScript templates arrive, flexbox gap lands, Metro adds symlink & package‑exports support, lazy bundling and SWC work, Maestro offers end‑to‑end tests, Expensify pays $3M+ for OSS fixes, a Rust bridge demo and a remotion RN→MP4 experiment appear, plus Flashlight.dev for automated mobile perf reports.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Stream starting
- 48:27Nicola Corti – 22 - A Year in Review for React Native
- 1:15:41Alex Hunt – Metro and React Native DevX in 2023
- 2:16:43Vít Horáček – How Expensify works with the Open Source community to ‘Live Rich, Have Fun & Save the World'
- 2:38:42Cedric van Putten – Debugging should be easier
- 2:56:33Wojtek Stanisz – The art of React Native: How to make your app stand out
- 3:13:47Simon Sturmer – The long-tail of type safety
- 4:59:04Ankita Kulkarni – The Performance Myths of React Native apps
- 5:24:50Arthur Lee – Dark mode at scale with React Native
- 5:45:16Varun Dhananjaya + Ashoat Tevosyan – How To Integrate Rust Into A React Native App
- 6:06:41Alexandre Moureaux – Lighthouse for mobile apps
- 7:13:40Henry Moulton – React Native end-to-end testing with Maestro
- 7:31:07Jonny Burger – Making videos in React Native
- 8:00:16🎤 Panel Discussion








