Microsoft has Successfully Launched React Native for Windows

Microsoft has recently announced a new open-source project for professionally experienced React Native developers who want to target Windows. “React Native for Windows,” as the project is unsurprisingly called, is meant to be a new ‘performance-oriented’ implementation of React for Windows under the MIT License.

By carefully targeting Windows using React Native, an incredible framework for cross-platform development that came out of Facebook isn’t relatively new. React Native framework allows developers to write their code in JavaScript and then run it on both Android and iOS, already features plugins and extensions for targeting Windows and macOS.

With React Native for Windows, Microsoft is reimplementing React Native and rewriting many components in C++ to get maximum performance. It allows the developers to target any Windows 10 device, including PCs, tablets, Xbox, or mixed reality devices and many more. With Microsoft backing the whole project, these developers can now be able to offer their users with faster, reliable, and more fluid apps.