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A framework for building native applications using React
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A framework for building native applications using React
React Native shipped a week focused on under-the-hood improvements: memory optimizations including a 56-byte TextAttributes shrink and mutex efficiency gains, plus a series of refactors to isolate renderer and module headers behind umbrella includes to reduce coupling. Alongside these structural…
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Use umbrellas instead of direct includes in react/runtime module (#58550)
Take Text `ellipsizeMode` from the measured paragraph attributes on Android (#58865)
Make Image `fadeDuration` and `progressiveRenderingEnabled` optional in C++ (#58863)
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