2024 was undoubtedly the year of the New Architecture. With adoption by the big players in the industry and becoming the default way of creating new React Native applications, we see almost 50% adoption of it - more than double what it was two years ago. This is further confirmed by the rapidly falling interest in parts of the legacy architecture like Native Views and Modules. However, there’s still progress to be made before it becomes the standard - library compatibility continues to be a major issue, which may be related to the relatively large usage of older versions of React Native. The compatibility layers have been improving with each release, enabling even complex legacy libraries (like react-native-maps) to be used on the New Architecture. The future of the framework is clear: the React Native team is committed to making the transition as smooth as possible for the developers, and we are getting to that point commit by commit. We are excited to see where this year will take us.