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What commercial solutions do #ReactNative peeps use for runtime root/jailbreak detection? Asking for a friend...

Day 25: Thanks and Shoutouts 🎄 Merry Christmas to everyone reading! 🎄 This concludes the Advent of #ReactNative! Huge thanks to the community for keeping this ecosystem alive. I'd like to take a moment to thank the following folks:

Not really React Native related, but @rogueamoeba.bsky.social this year were incredibly helpful when I had some CoreAudio/AVFoundation-related questions, so a huge thank you to them

Day 25: Thanks and Shoutouts 🎄 Merry Christmas to everyone reading! 🎄 This concludes the Advent of #ReactNative! Huge thanks to the community for keeping this ecosystem alive. I'd like to take a moment to thank the following folks:

@infinite.red: For being amazing community stewards and keeping everyone up-to-date with their conferences, newsletters, podcasts and streams. If you want a finger on the pulse of React Native, give them a follow.

Day 25: Thanks and Shoutouts 🎄 Merry Christmas to everyone reading! 🎄 This concludes the Advent of #ReactNative! Huge thanks to the community for keeping this ecosystem alive. I'd like to take a moment to thank the following folks:

@callstack.com: For making incredibly detailed React Native eBooks, and for making them absolutely free of charge to download. Go get your copy of www.callstack.com/ebook/the-ul... now!

Day 25: Thanks and Shoutouts 🎄 Merry Christmas to everyone reading! 🎄 This concludes the Advent of #ReactNative! Huge thanks to the community for keeping this ecosystem alive. I'd like to take a moment to thank the following folks:

@wcandillon.bsky.social: For being the Bob Ross of React Native and animations; I've mentioned it before, his YouTube channel is a goldmine.

Day 25: Thanks and Shoutouts 🎄 Merry Christmas to everyone reading! 🎄 This concludes the Advent of #ReactNative! Huge thanks to the community for keeping this ecosystem alive. I'd like to take a moment to thank the following folks:

@cedric.dev: Making an out-of-tree platform prebuild and config plugin example repo public: github.com/byCedric/cus...

Day 25: Thanks and Shoutouts 🎄 Merry Christmas to everyone reading! 🎄 This concludes the Advent of #ReactNative! Huge thanks to the community for keeping this ecosystem alive. I'd like to take a moment to thank the following folks:

lovegaoshi (github.com/lovegaoshi): Kept react-native-track-player alive and pushed hard to get fixes for Android into React Native 0.76.2

Day 25: Thanks and Shoutouts 🎄 Merry Christmas to everyone reading! 🎄 This concludes the Advent of #ReactNative! Huge thanks to the community for keeping this ecosystem alive. I'd like to take a moment to thank the following folks:

@notbrent.dev, @ccheever.com: Keeping the momentum going with @expo.dev; its an absolute joy to use all through 2024.

Day 25: Thanks and Shoutouts 🎄 Merry Christmas to everyone reading! 🎄 This concludes the Advent of #ReactNative! Huge thanks to the community for keeping this ecosystem alive. I'd like to take a moment to thank the following folks:

@danabra.mov: Your React and Redux courses on @egghead.io taught me so much, I wouldn’t be where I am without them.

Day 24: Styling in #ReactNative We’re all familiar with the built-in StyleSheet API, but its simplicity leaves large gaps for improvement, and thankfully over the years many such solutions have sprung up. Today I’ll go over some of the more popular ones.

With all these style libraries, its useful to see some sort of benchmark, and luckily for me, there is one: github.com/efstathiosnt... The newest results show dramatic improvements across the board, with most of the frameworks mentioned above performing *better* than the built-in StyleSheet API.

Day 24: Styling in #ReactNative We’re all familiar with the built-in StyleSheet API, but its simplicity leaves large gaps for improvement, and thankfully over the years many such solutions have sprung up. Today I’ll go over some of the more popular ones.

As a Tailwind enjoyer, I will readily admit that it can be a little rough sometimes with NativeWind; I’ve had a number of issues while v4 was in beta. Now that its properly released, I hope 2025 is its glow-up year.

Day 24: Styling in #ReactNative We’re all familiar with the built-in StyleSheet API, but its simplicity leaves large gaps for improvement, and thankfully over the years many such solutions have sprung up. Today I’ll go over some of the more popular ones.

Aside: If I could have one wish granted for Unistyles, it would be handy if it exposed a styled() helper (some of our clients ask for it).

Day 24: Styling in #ReactNative We’re all familiar with the built-in StyleSheet API, but its simplicity leaves large gaps for improvement, and thankfully over the years many such solutions have sprung up. Today I’ll go over some of the more popular ones.

StyleX: This project seems to have originated within Instagram and only seems to have been open-sourced last year. Looking through the docs, it does indeed seem very interesting, taking more of a code-based (rather than config-based) approach to theming. stylexjs.com

Day 24: Styling in #ReactNative We’re all familiar with the built-in StyleSheet API, but its simplicity leaves large gaps for improvement, and thankfully over the years many such solutions have sprung up. Today I’ll go over some of the more popular ones.

Styled Components: One of the earliest solutions for styling from @mxstbr.com, I saw it first demoed at ReactNL 2016. The dream of one styling syntax for web and native was tantalizing; however the performance overhead from runtime CSS-in-JS for web left much to be desired. styled-components.com