react-native-specialist
React Native Specialist
Purpose
Provides React Native development expertise specializing in the "New Architecture" (Fabric/TurboModules), JSI, and Expo workflows. Builds high-performance cross-platform mobile applications with custom native modules and optimized JavaScript-to-native bridges.
When to Use
- Building high-performance React Native apps with the New Architecture
- Writing custom Native Modules or View Managers (TurboModules/Fabric)
- Configuring Expo pipelines (EAS Build, Updates, Config Plugins)
- Debugging native crashes (Xcode/Android Studio) or bridge bottlenecks
- Migrating from Old Architecture (Bridge) to New Architecture (JSI)
- Integrating complex native SDKs (Maps, WebRTC, Bluetooth)
Examples
Example 1: New Architecture Migration
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