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  React just released Native 0.69, with several updates with other things. It got a good improvement in performance and memory usage in React Native apps. Well, it will suit   React native app development company performance improvement. This blog is about an overview of React Native 0.69, its updates, and why upgrades matter. Let's see the highlights first, and later we will see them in detail. Highlights of React Native 0.69 Version 12.4+ is now necessary because iOS/tvOS SDK 11.0 support is being phased out. Improved M1 user support for Android developers Adding a new  .xcode.env  configuration file to source the node executable more precisely. React Native now uses the most recent Android 11 status bar API Support for C++ 17 iOS debug menu got a new hotkeysEnabled option The primary version number of React Native CLI has been increased to 8.0 Now no support for the  console.disableYellowBox Unwanted prop types have been eliminated (cdfddb4dad, 3e229f27bc, 10199b1581) The deprec

Nowadays, business tends toward Web application to keep up with the changing needs. Building a Custom application and selecting the best process is still an issue, as choosing the best development process will affect the business.  Check out the  Comprehensive Guide to Web App Development Web development comprises four building blocks.   Frontend development, Back-end development, Testing, and Mobile application.   MEAN and MERN stacks are among the most popular open-source development frameworks . Developers use it for creating websites and web applications these days. Developers choose the MEAN or MERN stack to design the entire business structure.   So which one should you choose, MEAN vs.,. MERN? How long your application takes to develop, who do you need on board to do so, and what are its potential capabilities!   Which one would suit your business better? Let's explore both in detail to get a better idea for you.   Here's What We'll Cover in this blog:   What is MEAN