@mdjdev.bsky.social
Who said you need to recompile the whole app to just update the React Native JavaScript bundle?
Hold my IPA 🍺
Hold my IPA 🍺
February 4, 2025 at 2:01 PM
Who said you need to recompile the whole app to just update the React Native JavaScript bundle?
Hold my IPA 🍺
Hold my IPA 🍺
Reassure can automatically catch performance regression in your PR-s ✨
I’ve updated the our examples to show how it works in action:
I’ve updated the our examples to show how it works in action:
January 31, 2025 at 2:44 PM
Reassure can automatically catch performance regression in your PR-s ✨
I’ve updated the our examples to show how it works in action:
I’ve updated the our examples to show how it works in action:
✨ Pkg Stats now lets you compare multiple packages!
$ npx pkg-stats ...
Now you can check the most popular date handling package (or anything else)! 👀
🔗 github.com/mdjastrzebsk...
$ npx pkg-stats
Now you can check the most popular date handling package (or anything else)! 👀
🔗 github.com/mdjastrzebsk...
January 29, 2025 at 7:53 PM
✨ Pkg Stats now lets you compare multiple packages!
$ npx pkg-stats ...
Now you can check the most popular date handling package (or anything else)! 👀
🔗 github.com/mdjastrzebsk...
$ npx pkg-stats
Now you can check the most popular date handling package (or anything else)! 👀
🔗 github.com/mdjastrzebsk...
Reposted
Vite 6 adoption should accelerate now that Vitest 3 is out. Although we expect to still see some usage of Vite 4, Vite 5 was released more than a year ago, and most frameworks and tools supported it from day one. Are you still using Vite 4? Is there something preventing you from upgrading?
January 21, 2025 at 10:54 AM
Vite 6 adoption should accelerate now that Vitest 3 is out. Although we expect to still see some usage of Vite 4, Vite 5 was released more than a year ago, and most frameworks and tools supported it from day one. Are you still using Vite 4? Is there something preventing you from upgrading?
Want to quickly check NPM package popularity?
✨ I've built a tiny, beautiful terminal tool to check package stats. No setup needed, just run:
$ npx pkg-stats <package>
Let me know what you think!
✨ I've built a tiny, beautiful terminal tool to check package stats. No setup needed, just run:
$ npx pkg-stats <package>
Let me know what you think!
January 17, 2025 at 11:55 AM
Want to quickly check NPM package popularity?
✨ I've built a tiny, beautiful terminal tool to check package stats. No setup needed, just run:
$ npx pkg-stats <package>
Let me know what you think!
✨ I've built a tiny, beautiful terminal tool to check package stats. No setup needed, just run:
$ npx pkg-stats <package>
Let me know what you think!
A lot of React Native Testing Library users are still on ver. 7, 9, and 11. These were great... like 2-4 years ago 😯
It’s time to upgrade! 🚀
It’s time to upgrade! 🚀
January 10, 2025 at 1:56 PM
A lot of React Native Testing Library users are still on ver. 7, 9, and 11. These were great... like 2-4 years ago 😯
It’s time to upgrade! 🚀
It’s time to upgrade! 🚀
🚀 React Native Testing Library v13 is here!
What’s new?
✅ Concurrent rendering by default
✅ React 18 & 19 support (for RN 0.78)
✅ Faster tests, better DX
What’s new?
✅ Concurrent rendering by default
✅ React 18 & 19 support (for RN 0.78)
✅ Faster tests, better DX
January 3, 2025 at 1:45 PM
🚀 React Native Testing Library v13 is here!
What’s new?
✅ Concurrent rendering by default
✅ React 18 & 19 support (for RN 0.78)
✅ Faster tests, better DX
What’s new?
✅ Concurrent rendering by default
✅ React 18 & 19 support (for RN 0.78)
✅ Faster tests, better DX
TIL: default params in JS are evaluated:
✅ when the function is called
❌ not when it's defined
✅ when the function is called
❌ not when it's defined
December 31, 2024 at 12:34 PM
TIL: default params in JS are evaluated:
✅ when the function is called
❌ not when it's defined
✅ when the function is called
❌ not when it's defined
Why does Xcode default to putting build output (DerivedData) in ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData by default? 🤔
Wouldn't it be way more practical to keep it in the project directory? Easier to find, clean, cache, and manage overall.
What am I missing here?
Wouldn't it be way more practical to keep it in the project directory? Easier to find, clean, cache, and manage overall.
What am I missing here?
December 30, 2024 at 3:26 PM
Why does Xcode default to putting build output (DerivedData) in ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData by default? 🤔
Wouldn't it be way more practical to keep it in the project directory? Easier to find, clean, cache, and manage overall.
What am I missing here?
Wouldn't it be way more practical to keep it in the project directory? Easier to find, clean, cache, and manage overall.
What am I missing here?
Reposted
The best build is no build
December 20, 2024 at 3:38 PM
The best build is no build
React Native Testing Library v13 is now in RC! 🎉
Releasing on Friday the 13th—what could possibly go wrong? 🙈
Upgrade and let us know if anything breaks.
Releasing on Friday the 13th—what could possibly go wrong? 🙈
Upgrade and let us know if anything breaks.
December 13, 2024 at 11:32 AM
React Native Testing Library v13 is now in RC! 🎉
Releasing on Friday the 13th—what could possibly go wrong? 🙈
Upgrade and let us know if anything breaks.
Releasing on Friday the 13th—what could possibly go wrong? 🙈
Upgrade and let us know if anything breaks.
I've noticed a curious thing about yarn vs pnpm:
- yarn: deleting and recreating `yarn.lock` after changing deps creates different (cleaner?) lock file
- pnpm: recreating lock files generates exactly the same file
🤔
- yarn: deleting and recreating `yarn.lock` after changing deps creates different (cleaner?) lock file
- pnpm: recreating lock files generates exactly the same file
🤔
December 8, 2024 at 11:00 AM
I've noticed a curious thing about yarn vs pnpm:
- yarn: deleting and recreating `yarn.lock` after changing deps creates different (cleaner?) lock file
- pnpm: recreating lock files generates exactly the same file
🤔
- yarn: deleting and recreating `yarn.lock` after changing deps creates different (cleaner?) lock file
- pnpm: recreating lock files generates exactly the same file
🤔
✨ Introducing Byorg AI - an open source framework to bring your organization an AI that’s:
🔹 self hosted
🔹privacy oriented
🔹aware of company information you feed into it
🔹using familiar Slack or Discord UI
and what’s best - you can deploy it within minutes.
🔹 self hosted
🔹privacy oriented
🔹aware of company information you feed into it
🔹using familiar Slack or Discord UI
and what’s best - you can deploy it within minutes.
December 7, 2024 at 1:41 PM
✨ Introducing Byorg AI - an open source framework to bring your organization an AI that’s:
🔹 self hosted
🔹privacy oriented
🔹aware of company information you feed into it
🔹using familiar Slack or Discord UI
and what’s best - you can deploy it within minutes.
🔹 self hosted
🔹privacy oriented
🔹aware of company information you feed into it
🔹using familiar Slack or Discord UI
and what’s best - you can deploy it within minutes.
Together with @q1w1n.bsky.social we’re at Future Conf in Krakow today, talking about how we built @callstack.com internal chatbot. 🎙️
And that’s not all—we’ve got something exciting to announce. Let’s just say… it might be something open source. ✨
Stay tuned!
And that’s not all—we’ve got something exciting to announce. Let’s just say… it might be something open source. ✨
Stay tuned!
December 7, 2024 at 9:35 AM
Together with @q1w1n.bsky.social we’re at Future Conf in Krakow today, talking about how we built @callstack.com internal chatbot. 🎙️
And that’s not all—we’ve got something exciting to announce. Let’s just say… it might be something open source. ✨
Stay tuned!
And that’s not all—we’ve got something exciting to announce. Let’s just say… it might be something open source. ✨
Stay tuned!
React 19 is now stable! This is an important milestone! react.dev/blog/2024/12...
React v19 – React
The library for web and native user interfaces
react.dev
December 5, 2024 at 7:31 PM
React 19 is now stable! This is an important milestone! react.dev/blog/2024/12...
📢 React Native 0.77 is in RC now!
This release still uses React 18.3, due to waiting for React 19 go from RC to stable.
github.com/facebook/rea...
This release still uses React 18.3, due to waiting for React 19 go from RC to stable.
github.com/facebook/rea...
Release 0.77.0-rc.0 · facebook/react-native
Breaking
Bridgeless: Make NativeModules.foo load turbomodules (unset turboModuleProxy in bridgeless). (cc5f17d5a2 by @RSNara)
dev-middleware: Frameworks should specify serverBaseUrl relative to th...
github.com
November 27, 2024 at 9:18 AM
📢 React Native 0.77 is in RC now!
This release still uses React 18.3, due to waiting for React 19 go from RC to stable.
github.com/facebook/rea...
This release still uses React 18.3, due to waiting for React 19 go from RC to stable.
github.com/facebook/rea...
🦉 React Native Testing Library 12.9.0 is out 🎉
Highlights:
- official support for React Native 0.77 and Expo 52
- adds skipBlur option for User Event type()
github.com/callstack/re...
Highlights:
- official support for React Native 0.77 and Expo 52
- adds skipBlur option for User Event type()
github.com/callstack/re...
Release v12.9.0 · callstack/react-native-testing-library
12.9.0 (2024-11-27)
✨ Features
User Event type(): add skipBlur option (#1704) (1973cbc)
📚 Documentation
tweaks (393d84c)
v13 docs & migration guide (#1709) (6bdc86b)
github.com
November 27, 2024 at 9:17 AM
🦉 React Native Testing Library 12.9.0 is out 🎉
Highlights:
- official support for React Native 0.77 and Expo 52
- adds skipBlur option for User Event type()
github.com/callstack/re...
Highlights:
- official support for React Native 0.77 and Expo 52
- adds skipBlur option for User Event type()
github.com/callstack/re...
🦉 React Native Testing Library v13 is now in beta! 🎉
✨ What’s new?
- Supports React 18 & 19
- Concurrent rendering by default
- Jest matchers are now extended by default
Migration is simple — try the beta, share your thoughts, and help shape RNTL for everyone! 🙌
✨ What’s new?
- Supports React 18 & 19
- Concurrent rendering by default
- Jest matchers are now extended by default
Migration is simple — try the beta, share your thoughts, and help shape RNTL for everyone! 🙌
November 21, 2024 at 2:44 PM
🦉 React Native Testing Library v13 is now in beta! 🎉
✨ What’s new?
- Supports React 18 & 19
- Concurrent rendering by default
- Jest matchers are now extended by default
Migration is simple — try the beta, share your thoughts, and help shape RNTL for everyone! 🙌
✨ What’s new?
- Supports React 18 & 19
- Concurrent rendering by default
- Jest matchers are now extended by default
Migration is simple — try the beta, share your thoughts, and help shape RNTL for everyone! 🙌
You may have heard that React Test Renderer (RTR) is being deprecated for React 19.
What this means for React Native Testing Library, which currently uses RTR under the hood?
Roadmap ⬇️
What this means for React Native Testing Library, which currently uses RTR under the hood?
Roadmap ⬇️
October 31, 2024 at 3:47 PM
You may have heard that React Test Renderer (RTR) is being deprecated for React 19.
What this means for React Native Testing Library, which currently uses RTR under the hood?
Roadmap ⬇️
What this means for React Native Testing Library, which currently uses RTR under the hood?
Roadmap ⬇️