Ghostty 👻 devlog video: I'm working on search! Here's 15 minutes of me explaining why it has taken so long, what is hard about it, the architecture we're going for, and the big progress I've made recently. Progress PR if you'd rather read stuff: https://t.co/pyGG61HQAi

If Google has money to "fork it, clean it up, optimize the hell out of it", then they have the money to fund it. It's crazy to me how some people think corporations with money should just ask OSS devs to fix bugs for free?

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𝙰𝚗𝚒𝚖𝚊𝚝𝚎𝚍.𝚃𝚎𝚡𝚝 has been achieved internally in Reanimated 📈

As of the newly released v2, the React Native Brownfield library supports React Native 0.81 & 0.82 versions 🎉 Also, to support 0.82, the Brownfield Gradle plugin v0.6.0 brings support for the new JS bundle paths in the build directories. https://t.co/uvere1SmL5

Valve just announced their new VR headset! Who do I need to bribe to get my hands on it? 👀

Harness on tour! If you're in London at @RNLConf, don't miss this and be sure to share your feedback with @thymikee if you're already using it.

Creating a library that lets you build Live Activities with JSX isn't easy, but it's definitely an exciting thing to work on. That’s why I teamed up with @saul_sharma to make sure the Voltra he started some time ago becomes the ultimate solution for React Native developers 🔥

Should we add a `persistor` prop in React Navigation to make state persistence easier?

You can now select which tools you want when creating a library with create-react-native-library 🎉

Imagine if your React (web) lists could scroll infinitely in both directions with great performance 🤔 Try it now in @legendapp/list@2.1.0-beta.10 I think it’s ready for production now, but I need more feedback for both react-native-web and react-dom. Please try it and lmk🙏

thanks guys for the love on screen-transitions 🙂, literally am so excited to start working on this again

Previously, I thought of having a `SafeAreaView` like component, but wrapping your content isn't ideal. Plus, if you have lists, you can add headers and footers, but you can't wrap the content. Wrapping the list means content won't go below the header or tab bar.

Currently, we have useHeaderHeight & useBottomTabBarHeight, but - For native stuff, we don't have values on first render - They are not generic, so components using them need to know if there's a tab bar The spacers will add top or bottom space if needed, and are generic.

Planning to add an API to React Navigation to make components avoid the Header and TabBar, You'd use it like: <TopSpacer /> <YourContent /> <BottomSpacer /> They are similar to SafeAreaView but more flexible, as you don't wrap your content. What should I name them?

I'm hoping there's a way since the inferred type doesn't really depend on this property of the type, but depends only on a different property. So technically, it doesn't seem like there should be a circular dependency. https://t.co/IXs4nay92W

Playground link https://t.co/tcoCeMDbAu cc @AndaristRake 🙏

TypeScript question: Is there a way to exclude part of an object from Type inference and only use it for type checking? I need to use the inferred type in one of the properties, but it creates a circular dep. Manually annotating fixes this, but I'd like to avoid it.

I'm beginning to close PRs for unsolicited changes I don't want to maintain with: "Thanks, I'm not interested in the transfer of maintenance for this to us, but I'm happy to see you're maintaining this for personal use in your fork. Enjoy." 🫡

https://t.co/LHwTyuOfMR I just released Self-Hosted on Node! Now you can integrate the hot updater into your own backend using Hono, Express, or Elysia. I rebuilt the documentation with Fumadocs, and also used Fumadb. Thanks, @fuma_nama!

Can any Maestro experts help us identify why this test is failing on CI? 🙏 It passes locally, so it's hard to debug. And passes on CI only sometimes. It fails the majority of the time on CI. https://t.co/UYQ1ChvF8H