Tencent announced that QQ will fully support running WeChat mini‑programs, enabling seamless cross‑platform usage for services like food delivery, ride‑hailing and shopping, while also boosting QQ's ecosystem and user experience amid declining mobile active users.
This article details Bilibili's practical experience with Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP), covering the choice of Bazel as a build system, multi‑language interop, dependency injection, modular export, state‑machine driven single‑direction data flow, and the successful deployment of shared logic and UI across Android, iOS, and HarmonyOS platforms.
JD leveraged the Taro cross‑platform framework to build a HarmonyOS native app, detailing the background partnership with Huawei, the technical solution choices, key features like Web‑style development, CSS optimizations, virtual lists, and mixed native modules, and presenting performance gains and future optimization plans.
Google I/O 2022 showcased Flutter 3.0 with stable macOS and Linux builds, a new casual‑game toolkit, deeper Firebase integration including Crashlytics, and highlighted that over 500,000 cross‑platform apps now rely on Flutter’s fast, native performance across mobile, desktop, and wear devices.
Thresh is a Flutter-based cross-platform dynamic solution for frontend developers that integrates the JavaScript Engine Interface (JSI) to streamline communication between JavaScript and Dart, reducing serialization overhead and thread switching, thereby improving startup and rendering performance on mobile devices.
This article explains the RFC that adds React Native support to Taro 3, covering the motivation, design summary, compilation‑bundle overhaul, runtime adaptations, API and component extensions, app integration options, known limitations, and migration steps for developers.
