ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Exploring React Native Together
Update frequency:
every 10 days
Average audio length:
43 minutes
Guest interviews
Has sponsors
English
United States
377 episodes
since Oct. 5, 2015
episodic
AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~85.87% of listeners are from United States.
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US
85.87%
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UA
6.82%
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DE
2.49%
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BR
0.67%
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SL
0.57%
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GB
0.57%
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FR
0.48%
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IT
0.38%
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IN
0.28%
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CA
0.28%
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ID
0.28%
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EE
0.19%
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SG
0.19%
Others
0.93%
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Robin chats with Andy Perlitch of Netflix about Giggable, his React Native app for bands. They dig into sharing code with a web app, WebView authentication, testing on real devices, and practical AI workflows, including Cursor debugging and custom ESLint rules that help keep generated code in check…
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Robin and Mazen explain how Expo's EAS Update delivers over-the-air updates to React Native apps. They also cover what you can safely ship, how updates reach users, and why runtime versions and rollbacks matter. A practical guide to mobile development, with tips for a smoother app update experience…
Mazen talks with Wojciech Ogrodowczyk of Brains & Beards about building "Dreaming: Language Learning" with React Native. They share lessons on offline video, mobile performance, native modules, and using AI to investigate bugs and improve code reviews.
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Brains & Beards…
In another episode of Real Life React Native, AI can pass the tests and still miss the point. Mark Goldstein of Chime explains how Chime keeps humans in the loop: people try React Native app changes in a dogfooding app before release, even when AI-generated code and tests look good.
Show&nbs…
Gant Laborde returns to the podcast for a recap of all things Chain React! Robin and Mazen chat with Gant about the trends he saw at Chain React this year — from Expo's keynote to AI's growing role in software development — as well as why in-person conferences are still at the center of w…
How does React Native handle touch gestures? Robin and Tyler unpack PanResponder's callbacks, gesture state, and JavaScript-thread performance, plus why you'll still reach for React Native Gesture Handler.
Connect With Us!
Robin Heinze: @robinheinze
Tyler Williams: @coolsoftware.dev (Bsky…
Robin and Mazen talk with Mike Ryan of CopilotKit about bringing AI agents to React Native apps. They break down AG-UI, generative UI, shared state, and the guardrails developers need to build useful, trustworthy mobile experiences.
Show Notes
CopilotKit: Bring Users and AI Agents together …
Robin Heinze and Tyler Williams break down React Native’s AppRegistry! From Expo and app entry points to brownfield apps and more, see what’s happening under the hood and build mobile apps with even more confidence after this exciting episode.
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Robin Heinze: @robinheinze
T…
Robin Heinze and Tyler Williams of Infinite Red unravel Fabric, React Native’s modern rendering system. No sewing required! They explain how Fabric speeds up mobile apps and unlocks concurrent React features for smoother software engineering.
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Robin Heinze: @robinheinze
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Robin and Mazen tackle a listener Q&A covering React Native, AI, mobile development, Expo Router, Flutter, performance, consulting, and code quality. They share practical engineering insights, real world stories, and why React Native continues to thrive in the age of AI.
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