React Native

I really want to migrate to the New Architecture but every time I try something breaks. Is this a skill issue?

if you're using a lot of external libraries I'd start with a basic version of the app and gradually add them until something breaks

it's so much easier to start a project with new arch enabled from scratch

You might end up with a satisfying result — but it’ll cost you. That said, the current state is already better than when we started adopting it about 4 months ago. https://t.co/k9pi8M2aMy

TLDR: Unless your app is small, wait another 3-6 months. The core is solid, but libraries and components still need polish. We’re close, but not quite there yet. Huge respect to Meta, Expo, Software Mansion, and everyone else pushing this forward — it’s been a long time coming! https://t.co/UTOGwpEqNk

Hirbod

if you're using a lot of external libraries I'd start with a basic version of the app and gradually add them until something breaks

it's so much easier to start a project with new arch enabled from scratch

https://x.com/hirbod_dev/status/1911807190073061619?t=qTH4xWeS__YwY2KNUDBLYA&s=19

React Native Developer. Experimenting with consumer apps.

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There are so many goodies I'm eager to unlock but the multiple times I've tried to integrate it have been pain. I will most likely continue to wait.