Roundup: Mobile Updates Include XCFramework Agent, Dynamically Linked Libraries, Stack Trace Improvements

New Relic has enhanced its mobile monitoring capabilities, offering full context on the speed and performance of native applications through its expansive SDKs, and has introduced updates for its XCFramework Agent, React Native support, and Android service reliability. The XCFramework Agent 7.0.0 now supports iOS, tvOS, and Mac Catalyst and is distributed as a dynamically linked library, simplifying the management of Apple's XCFramework by consolidating artifacts and libraries. New Relic also released an experimental open-source React Native Module to instrument React Native applications, although it lacks ongoing maintenance and support. For Android, New Relic has improved stack trace deobfuscation for more accurate crash and handled exception traces, which will be released to production soon. These enhancements are part of New Relic's comprehensive Full-Stack Observability offerings, encouraging developers to explore its capabilities for free.