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React Native Memory Leak Fixes: Identify, Profile, and Prevent Leaks

· 7 min read
Mobile Developer

React Native memory leak fixes

Memory leaks in React Native usually come from resources that outlive the screen that created them: timers, subscriptions, unresolved requests, sockets, navigation listeners, heavy lists, image caches, and native module handles. The fix is not a single package. It is a repeatable loop: reproduce the leak, profile it in a realistic build, remove the retained reference, and verify that memory returns to a stable baseline.

React Native FlatList Optimization: Smooth Scrolling for Large Lists

· 6 min read
Mobile Developer

React Native FlatList optimization

FlatList is fast when each row is cheap, keys are stable, virtualization is tuned for the screen, and the data layer avoids unnecessary re-renders. It becomes slow when rows contain heavy images, anonymous render functions, unstable item references, eager API calls, and too many mounted views. This guide focuses on practical fixes you can apply to production feeds, chats, catalogs, and marketplace screens.

Continuous Integration for React Native Apps with Fastlane and GitHub Actions

· 10 min read
Mobile Developer

continuous integration on react native apps

Continuous integration for React Native should do more than run npm test. A useful pipeline protects every pull request, builds signed release artifacts from clean commits, keeps secrets out of the repository, and makes app store submission repeatable.

How to Install React Native on Windows

· 9 min read
Full Stack Developer

how to install reactnative on windows

Windows is a solid development environment for React Native Android apps. The important part is to install the native Android toolchain cleanly, keep Node and Java aligned with your app's React Native version, and use project-local commands instead of old global CLIs.

This guide focuses on Android development from Windows. Building and running iOS apps still requires macOS and Xcode.

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