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Introducing Nitro Modules in Create React Native Library 👷♂️! The super fast native bindings for React Native 🏎️
So Marstack or Callgelo?
🎉 @margelo_com Joins Callstack to Advance High-Performance React Native Engineering
Vienna, Austria. 1 September 2026. Callstack, a leader in React Native and cross-platform development, today announced that Margelo, the Vienna-based high-end engineering company behind Nitro Modules, VisionCamera and react-native-mmkv, is joining Callstack in a transaction valuing Margelo at more than EUR 20 million.
Margelo builds high-performance technology for React Native. Nitro Modules (34M downloads) lets developers write fast, type-safe native modules in C++, Swift or Kotlin, and quickly gained widespread traction across the ecosystem. VisionCamera (40M downloads), Margelo's enterprise-grade open-source Camera framework and react-native-mmkv (67M downloads), a key-value storage library, power countless React Native apps today.
Callstack has spent a decade helping large organizations adopt, scale and operate React Native, contributing to the framework and its open-source ecosystem along the way.
Together, the two teams give clients the strongest React Native performance expertise in the market, backed by delivery proven in complex enterprise environments. Margelo's technology and Callstack's delivery experience will now be available to the same clients.
The timing reflects a fundamental change in how software is built. AI is making implementation faster and cheaper, but architecture, performance, native integration, validation and release safety are becoming more important, not less. These are the fundamentals on which both companies have built their reputations and on which they will continue to build together.
"Margelo has built some of the strongest performance technology in React Native. Callstack has spent a decade helping large organizations adopt and scale the framework. Bringing those strengths together gives us the team and reach to solve more of the hard problems that determine whether software succeeds in production," said Mike Grabowski, CEO and Founder of Callstack.
"At Margelo, we’ve built high-performance technology that developers already rely on. We’re excited to partner with Callstack to bring it to more clients and scale its impact. As software development becomes increasingly agentic, we want that technology to provide the foundation teams need to build reliable software with agents," said Marc Rousavy, CEO and Founder of Margelo.
Margelo's existing open-source libraries will remain open source. Marc will continue to lead their development and help shape the combined company's offering.
The transaction follows Callstack's 2025 growth investment and supports its strategy to expand technology and open-source capabilities while growing internationally.
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@callstack/react-native-brownfield 3.11.0 now generates SPM artifacts if you pass --add-spm-package 🚢
This is in alignment with RN's direction in substituting CocoaPods with SPM.
New Package Manager support, same functionalities. Try it out now: npmjs.com/package/@callstack…
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The new retain API in React Navigation 8 keeps stack screens rendered and active in the background even after going back.
So you can do things like move a video to picture-in-picture so it keeps playing.
For nerds, by nerds
Join me and @_atlj in TanStack ecosystem exploration.
I’ve heard great things about their tools - excited to take a closer look 🔥
Tomorrow at 5 PM CEST
clstk.com/4wevwOe
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New version of create-react-native-library is here 🔥
- React Native 0.83
- Fixed issues on Windows (thanks @_atlj)
- Fixed Nitro View template
- Reworked CLI
If you call yourself a "brownfield enthusiast", this is a must-watch.
We worked with @Zalando side-by-side to validate React Native early, de-risk rollout, and keep teams shipping.
See how a 15-day POC, feature-flagged rollout, and cross-platform components created a safe brownfield path.
Webinar recording is now available ⬇️
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For those who missed the stream, here's summary for you in the 🧵
This week my co-host was @_atlj ♥️
There was a LOT of info 🤯
React Conf 2025 Recap & Highlights xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1yNxabwOX…
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In this 5 minute video @_atlj shows you how to get started with React Native in your iOS app.
He’s one of the top experts on the topic
Brownfield development allows teams to adopt React Native gradually, embedding it into production apps one screen at a time.
In this walkthrough, @_atlj shows how to:
• Spin up a @rockjs_dev (formerly known as React Native • Enterprise Framework, or shortly RNEF) project configured for iOS
• Export React Native modules as XCFrameworks
• Import and initialize React Native in a SwiftUI app
• Replace a native view with a React Native screen
By the end, you’ll understand how to extend an existing iOS app with React Native in a controlled, incremental way. And if you'd like to dig deeper, download our guide on Incremental React Native Adoption in Native Apps 👇
Burak Güner retweeted
Brownfield development allows teams to adopt React Native gradually, embedding it into production apps one screen at a time.
In this walkthrough, @_atlj shows how to:
• Spin up a @rockjs_dev (formerly known as React Native • Enterprise Framework, or shortly RNEF) project configured for iOS
• Export React Native modules as XCFrameworks
• Import and initialize React Native in a SwiftUI app
• Replace a native view with a React Native screen
By the end, you’ll understand how to extend an existing iOS app with React Native in a controlled, incremental way. And if you'd like to dig deeper, download our guide on Incremental React Native Adoption in Native Apps 👇
For a long time I thought the partial adoption/brownfield approach was an amazing way to use React Native. But it always scared me how hard could it be to get started.
And that's the exact reason why we created yet another book @callstackio:
Here we cover:
- The absolute basics
- The modern way to setup a brownfield project
- Integration with SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose
- The packaging approach
and many more
Get your copy (obviously for free) here:
clstk.com/40y1lmW



















