We (@expo) are now maintaining React Native for Web. Thanks to @necolas for building it and looking after it all these years 🫡 github.com/necolas/react-nat…

Je ne pensais pas de mon vivant voir une dictature se dessiner en France et encore moins sous les hourras d’une foule manipulée à qui l’on fait croire que le danger c’est un parti qui veut davantage d’égalité. Et pourtant les digues sautent.

I will be there 👋

Safe area insets just landed in RN core! The `experimental_onSafeAreaInsetsChange` on <View /> allows receiving inset changes in a synchronous callback. This means state changes that happens in it will render on the UI thread. Compared with react-native-safe-area-context:

react-native-edge-to-edge is now deprecated 🫡 All supported React Native versions (0.86+) ship many edge-to-edge fixes. Set edgeToEdgeEnabled=true in android/gradle.properties instead. Thanks to everyone who used it, and to @expo for the support! npmjs.com/package/react-nati…

Préfectures attaquées, commerces pillés, mairies saccagées ou brûlées, policiers blessés. Ce soir et demain, on va (à raison) beaucoup parler de casseurs. On parlera peut-être moins de ce qui nous a menés là : vingt ans d'impéritie au sommet de l'État.

Il faut absolument lire et partager cet article du @derspiegel "La France a un gros problème de violence systémique. (...) Les notions de désescalade et de proportionnalité de la riposte ne font pas partie du vocabulaire de la police française" ⤵️

SDK 58 is out 🙌 This SDK is built for iOS 27. Apps on SDK 58 will be ready for Duo on day one 📖. The release also includes App Intents for Siri, 2x faster clean Android builds, faster Expo modules, and a CLI built for your coding agent. Changelog: expo.dev/changelog/sdk-58 Upgrade: 𝚗𝚙𝚡 𝚎𝚡𝚙𝚘 𝚒𝚗𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚕𝚕 𝚎𝚡𝚙𝚘@^𝟻𝟾.0.0 --𝚏𝚒𝚡

React Native 0.88 is now available! This release switches to a web-based event dispatching model, adds variable fonts support, SceneDelegate on iOS, and ArrayBuffer support for Android TurboModules. And it's another non-breaking major release. reactnative.dev/blog/2026/10…

In the next version of Bun: your software, hyper-optimized by a corporation with unlimited tokens, shipped as Bun™️

1/3 🧵 react-native-nano-icons 1.0 is out 🔬💎 and it brings some massive DX sugar. Font icon rendering is insanely fast ⚡️ and so is generating it from your SVGs. Drop a Figma export into the repo and see it on screen in under a second with the new Metro plugin. No native rebuild. You can also forge the same SVGs into native symbols for Liquid Glass bottom tabs on iOS and Material ones on Android 🧭 Examples and all features: nano-icons.swmansion.com Follow the thread below to learn more 👇

AI authored PRs are slowly killing open source.

Oh my god, Firebase’s SDK started to crash ALL iOS apps that were using it, for ALL sessions, just like that, no way for any of these apps to do anything… How amateur is all of this from any SDK, but especially one from a company with as high of an engineering bar like Google…

STOP calling basic network misconfigurations as "emergent misalignment" YOUR agent escaping YOUR sandbox via DNS egress is an infrastructure failure that YOU are directly responsible for, not the agent

That's so cool, thanks @DelphineBugner 🙏

.@ziusko on stage! (at @ReactNativeConn 🇫🇷)

📦 Node 26.10 - Native support for throttle/debounce I didn't expect this 😄 RIP lodash TC39 proposal when?

Seems like I can't use my OSS Codex offer (ping @charliermarsh - what happens here? I'm on the free plan)

What surprises (and saddens) me the most about the new reality of agentic software engineering is how a majority of issue and PR descriptions are fully AI-written. I would expect that most devs switch over to using AI to code (I use it too!), but then file the issue/PR themselves with a "Hi, this is what I tried to do, this didn't work, this is the fix". But no, about 90% of the issues I get on Mediabunny these days are fully AI written. This is the new reality so I'll get used to it, but I personally find it hard to understand why it is like this. I know for myself that I would write the descriptions by hand because I want to communicate with the maintainers on a more personal level and let them know that I appreciate their work. Before agents, most of the issues I got looked like that. Without this, OSS development feels much more lonely: you make software for other people and you mostly hear back from machines.

The GUI is dope 🔥