Marc Rousavy

@affantechcarrot I'm using a custom camera implementation written in native Swift/Kotlin.

That's a pretty cool library @parthkanani93

When I try starting the Android App through commandline instead of Android studio (so running `npx react-native run-android`), the same thing happens, but it at least starts the Metro bundler...

Even though those are valid reasons, we probably won't see this feature in react native core. There will be a library (maybe by react-native-community) to do this because of the...

Agreed with Oscar. What you're looking for should probably be done on the native side, as that's where you have native threading primitives.

> Please note that from personal experience, [react-native-multithreading](https://github.com/mrousavy/react-native-multithreading) does not work on Android currently react-native-multithreading is also just a proof of concept. Real Multithreading in JS requires some changes to...

~For the record, in many cases Objective-C is still "faster" than Swift.~ **EDIT:** I capped. 🧢 In many cases Swift is faster than Objective-C.

That's definitely true. I had a pretty hard time creating my native modules, since there is little to no documentation for this, especially not for Swift. Also Swift doesn't support...

I believe the biggest blocker here is that Swift does not smoothly interop with C++ (which is the direction React Native is moving with the re-architecture), while Objective-C does. (Objective-C++,...

Can you share the crashlogs? Check your native logs window in Xcode. Did you edit your Info.plist to add a tracking info description?