Smooth animations with React Native Reanimated 3
Blog post from LogRocket
React Native Reanimated is an open-source library designed to facilitate the integration of animations into React Native applications, addressing the challenge of creating smooth and fluid animations, which is often difficult for small development teams. The recent release of version 3 marks a significant shift to using the Fabric architecture, enhancing security and performance by allowing synchronous rendering of UI components, improving interoperability, and supporting React Suspense for easier data fetching. The update also discontinues support for the older Reanimated 1 API, necessitating codebase migrations for projects still using it, and mandates developers to compile C++ code from source for Android, as prebuilt binaries are no longer provided. Despite the complexity of implementing animations, React Native Reanimated offers granular control and improved performance over alternatives like Lottie Web and React Spring, especially with the added benefits of Fabric support, making it a valuable tool for personal and professional React Native projects.
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