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Robin and Mazen welcome Tanner Linsley to dive into TanStack Native Router, his ambitious new take on React Native navigation that promises a simpler mental model, powerful type safety, and a fresh cross-platform future for routing.

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Todd Werth, Infinite Red's co-founder and 30-year software veteran, joins Robin to talk AI and where it's taking our industry. Also, Claude built a Flappy Bird clone with Todd's face on it, and we're not sorry.

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Evan Albert from Meta joins Mazen and Robin on the episode! Evan reveals how React Native developers can now build apps for Meta Quest using the tools they already know and love. From infinite screen space to multi-panel experiences, this episode exp... more

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Mazen and Robin catch up on five months of React Native and Expo releases, covering the biggest updates in 0.82–0.84 and Expo SDK 55. They talk through the move to the new architecture, Hermes V1 becoming the default, faster builds, better developer ... more

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Recent Guests

Todd Werth
CEO and founder of Infinite Red; software engineer with long industry tenure
Infinite Red
Episode: RNR 359 - The AI Apocalypse? The past, present, and future of software
Evan Albert
Engineering Manager at Meta, oversees Android build path for Horizon OS
Meta
Episode: RNR 358 - React Native for Meta Quest Part 2: Developer Friendly
Fernando Rojo
Head of Mobile at Vercel, open source contributor
Vercel
Episode: RNR 356 - How Vercel Built the v0 App with React Native
William Candillon
Independent software engineer focused on React Native and GPU graphics
Independent
Episode: RNR 355 - React Native Skia for High-Performance UI with William Candillon
Kræn Hansen
Expert in databases and developer tools, previously involved with Realm and now at ElevenLabs
ElevenLabs
Episode: RNR 353 - Node-API Support for React Native with Kræn Hansen
Joshua Yoes
Staff Software Engineer at Infinite Red
Infinite Red
Episode: RNR 350 - React Native Wrapped 2025
Taylor Desseyn
Talent staffing professional with over 14 years of experience.
Torque
Episode: RNR 349 - How 2025 Changed the React Native Job Market (with Taylor Desseyn)
Thiago Magalhães
Staff Developer at Shopify Mobile App
Shopify
Episode: RNR 346 - Shopify's Transition to the (new) Architecture
Chas Jhin
Director of Engineering at Discord
Discord
Episode: RNR 343 - Discord's Journey to React Native with Chas Jhin

Hosts

Mazen Chami
Co-host of discussions related to React Native developments and community challenges.
Robin Heinz
Co-host and active contributor, focusing on community engagement and technology discussions.
Jamon Holmgren
Co-host involved in in-depth technical discussions and insights about React Native technology.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 312 ratings
  • Great way to spend your commute

    React Native Radio is such a pivotal part of how I stay up to date with a framework that feels like it’s moving 100mph

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Seanbarker
    United States10 months ago
  • Great show

    Consistently good topics and guests

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ccheever
    United States10 months ago
  • A Must-Listen for RN Devs

    This podcast is a great resource for anyone working with React Native. The content is always up-to-date, covering the latest developments and best practices in the RN ecosystem. It’s inspired me to level up my skills by trying out the tools and techniques discussed in each episode. Huge thanks to Jamie, Robin, and Mazen - you explain complex concepts really clearly and I look forward to each new episode!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bonesyblue
    Germanya year ago
  • The most useful show for React Native devs

    I appreciate how accurate and timely their content is. For someone looking to build their career with RN, this feels very supportive in terms of pertinent information.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Igor Ganapolsky
    United Statesa year ago
  • React Native Radio Rocks!

    This podcast really helps frame the most important aspects of mobile development, focused on React Native. I’ve been listening for years and it keeps being the most relevant outlet for companies and developers looking to stay current!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mlynchdev
    United States2 years ago

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Overall, the podcast is recognized as a leading resource within the React Native community, with suggestions for improvement mainly focusing on sound quality.
Feedback highlights the show's ability to clarify complex concepts and provide useful insights for both beginners and experienced developers.
Listeners praise the podcast for its accurate and timely content related to React Native and app development.
Many appreciate the engaging hosts who make the material relatable and enjoyable to listen to during commutes.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

RNR 358 - React Native for Meta Quest Part 2: Developer Friendly
Q: What's the simplest path to start building for Horizon OS today?
Using Expo Horizon Core and Horizon Plugin to quickly bootstrap an Expo project, with configurations tailored for Quest and landscape orientation.
RNR 358 - React Native for Meta Quest Part 2: Developer Friendly
Q: What makes React Native a good fit for Horizon OS and VR more broadly?
RN fits because developers are used to cross-platform workflows; Horizon OS is largely Android under the hood, so most RN tooling translates with some VR-specific considerations.
RNR 358 - React Native for Meta Quest Part 2: Developer Friendly
Q: Could you please introduce yourself to our listeners?
Evan explains he is an engineering manager at Meta focusing on the Horizon OS Android build path for Quest, enabling developers to build apps and games for Meta Quest.
RNR 359 - The AI Apocalypse? The past, present, and future of software
Q: What were the biggest shifts in software development historically, and how might they inform our approach to AI now?
Historically, moves like from client-server to internet-based architectures, the rise of SaaS, and the shift toward higher-level frameworks reshaped who codes and how. These precedents suggest AI will simply raise the level of abstraction, allowing more people to contribute while demanding stronger architecture and domain expertise from seasoned engineers.
RNR 356 - How Vercel Built the v0 App with React Native
Q: Do you mind introducing yourself to our listeners for those who don't know who you are?
Fernando explains his role at Vercel as head of mobile, his background in open-source projects that bridge web and native (such as Solido), and how he came to work on the V0 mobile app by leveraging deep React Native experience.

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Focusing on React Native, this podcast offers insights into its ecosystem, highlighting advancements, trends, and practical applications. Through guest interviews and discussions, it addresses the latest updates such as the Node API, the Expo Launch project, and new features in React Native versions. The content caters to developers by exploring challenges they face, solutions to enhance development experience, and the evolving job market in tech. This resource stands out for its commitment to both informative and engaging discussions, appealing to listeners who want to deepen their understanding of mobile app development in the context of React Native.

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