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Coinbase is migrating its consumer trading app from React Native to fully native development using Swift and Kotlin, citing improved performance and faster access to new OS features.

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Post: "Coinbase is going fully native, moving from React Native to Swift and Kotlin"

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RedditOct 1, 2026By u/bllshrfv

r/webdev

Coinbase is going fully native, moving from React Native to Swift and Kotlin

upvotes
445
comments
103

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  • [image] Were taking Coinbase's consumer trading app fully native, migrating off React Native and rebuilding in Swift and Kotlin!

  • [image] Faster startup, fewer crashes, day-one access to new iOS and Android capabilities. For an app where millions of people trade real money, that matters a lot.

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5 of 103 comments
  • “claude, refactor my react native app to swift and kotlin, don't make any mistakes.”

    u/PeanutFarmer69814 points · Oct 1, 2026View

  • “Just like Shopify. React Native has been a fantastic stop gap, but now the toil is in feature design and planning rather than implementation, and we may be seeing it winding down”

    u/baroldnoize188 points · Oct 1, 2026View

  • “fewer crashes Lol. Let’s see about that.”

    u/maxxon83 points · Oct 1, 2026View

  • “Not really familiar with mobile development, but one thing that makes me nervous about this is that since both platforms will be separate, feature parity or platform specific weirdness might potentially become more of an issue, I really hope this trend doesn't lead to Android app's getting worse because the devs only care about iOS or vice versa.”

    u/SharpYearV458 points · Oct 1, 2026View

  • “Wow, dogshit company decides to use dogshit engineering practices to “rewrite” its mobile codebase. Great stuff”

    u/MoMan50140 points · Oct 1, 2026View

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Subreddit
r/webdev
Stage
Switched
Event date
Oct 2026

Companies

  • React NativeAlso named

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  • Adam WolfSenior Engineering Manager · Named in the post

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Mentions
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Details

Timing
In progress
Category
native mobile development
Link URL
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Virality
Very high
Post kind
Image
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Core
Company's role
Buyer

Topics and mentions

Topics

  • mobile development
  • tech stack
  • react native
  • swift
  • kotlin

Extraction

Sentiment
Neutral
Detected
Oct 1, 2026
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signal_subtype
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        "author": "PeanutFarmer69",
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