React Native for Windows and Mac

React Native enables you to build world-class native application experiences on multiple platforms using a consistent developer experience based on Javascript and React .

React Native for Windows & Mac brings React Native support for the Windows 10 SDK as well as the MacOS 10.12 SDK . With this, you can use Javascript to build native Windows apps for all devices supported by Windows 10 including PCs, tablets, 2-in-1s, Xbox, Mixed reality devices, etc., as well as the MacOS desktop and laptop ecosystems.

You can use React Native for Windows & Mac in any way you need, including things like:

• Add Windows & Mac support to your existing React Native projects for iOS and/or Android
• Create full Windows 10 & MacOS 10.12 apps using React Native for Windows & Mac from scratch
• Add React Native for Windows & Mac components to your existing native Windows 10 or MacOS 10.12 projects
• Add React Native for Windows components to your existing Win32 projects using XamlIslands

Don't forget we are fully open source ! Head over to our React Native for Windows or React Native for Mac GitHubs to learn more, file issues, contribute, or ask questions.

Windows Resources

• Get started developing a React Native for Windows app
• Learn the basics of React Native using the React Native Tutorial
• Learn about the core React Native Components and APIs
• Check out theAPI Parity status doc for updates on what we support from core
• For new Windows specific APIs check out our list here
• Learn how to extend React Native for Windows throughNative modules andNative UI components

If you're curious about the sample apps we have published for inspiration:

• Calculator app shows an example of a full cross-platform React Native app for iOS, Android, and Windows.
• ToDos Feed app illustrates the usage of React Native for Windows in 3 different contexts: as a full Windows 10 app, as a component in a native Windows 10 app, and as a component in a Win32 app. This sample is a companion for a blog post about React Native for Windows, which is available on the Windows AppConsult blog .

Mac Resources

• Coming soon!