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title: "RN 0.86, Enriched, Gesture Handler, Crypto, Morph View, Compressor, Data Detector, XCFrameworks Hermes"
url: https://daily.dev/posts/rn-0-86-enriched-gesture-handler-crypto-morph-view-compressor-data-detector-xcframeworks-herm-flhzmadvh
source_url: https://thisweekinreact.com/newsletter/286
type: article
source: "This Week In React"
published: 2026-06-17T18:55:05.350Z
updated: 2026-06-17T18:55:28.196Z
tags: ["javascript", "react", "react-native"]
reading_time: 10
upvotes: 14
comments: 1
language: en
---

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# RN 0.86, Enriched, Gesture Handler, Crypto, Morph View, Compressor, Data Detector, XCFrameworks Hermes

**[This Week In React](https://daily.dev/sources/twir)** · 10 min read · 14 upvotes · 1 comments

## Summary

Issue #286 of This Week In React covers React Compiler in Rust rolling out across major toolchains (Oxlint, SWC, Rspack, Next.js) with reported 7-13x speedups over Babel. React Native 0.86 is released with edge-to-edge Android 15+ support and no breaking changes, with Expo SDK 56 expected to upgrade soon. The RN repo has moved to the /react GitHub org under the React Foundation. Other highlights include StyleX 0.19, Visx 4.0 with React 19 support, TanStack AI Beta, Babel 8.0 (ESM-only), Biome 2.5 (500 lint rules), Playwright 1.61 (WebAuthn passkeys), pnpm 11.7 (full Rust resolution), and numerous React Native library releases including Gesture Handler 2.32, Compressor 2.0, and Enriched HTML 1.0.

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**@erikandersoon** · 0 upvotes

> The React Compiler rolling out in Rust across Oxlint, SWC, Rspack, and Next.js is the most significant shift in React tooling since hooks. A 7-13x speedup over Babel is not incremental—it's transformative. The React team has been moving toward a more efficient compiler architecture for years, and this is the payoff. The Rust-based compiler isn't just faster; it's a fundamentally different approach to React's optimization pipeline, with the promise of auto-memoization without `useMemo`/`useCallback`. This will change how we write React—or rather, how we don't think about performance while...

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