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This talk takes a look at what the React Native setup at Skyscanner looks like and how they maintain and scale it from an infrastructure point of view. Here are some of the things that are involved and questions that Karan plans on sharing the answer to:

• Architecting the app into different screens. How is the native side built to support this?

• Why is this kind of architecture important? What does it enable? eg: deeplinking, render metrics, etc.

• Implementing metrics to measure React Native startup time in a brownfield context

• How do you enforce a standardized folder structure?

• How do you adopt a new technology, like flow, and monitor its adoption?

• What does your CI look like? What is it responsible for?

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