Bringing the New React Native Architecture to the OSS community
summary
End 2021 rollout to the Facebook app proves the New Architecture is production ready after nearly three years of work not six months. It delivers Fabric renderer, TurboModules, C++ core and Codegen that generates platform bindings. React Native 68 introduces a toggle, 69 bundles Hermes, 70 makes Hermes default and adds CMake and autolinking fixes, and a sample app plus library repo and a working group document step‑by‑step migrations and tooling like the React Native Gradle plugin.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 2:51New architecture goals and challenges
- 5:20New architecture pillars explained
- 8:09Build tools and infrastructure changes
- 10:59Hermes and bundled engine
- 13:06Modern languages and type safety
- 15:17Timeline and version updates
- 18:52Future improvements and roadmap
- 20:59React 18 and concurrent features
- 21:41Documentation and learning resources
- 24:51Trying the new architecture today
- 25:31Community samples and libraries
- 27:16Call to action and feedback
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