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Originally Posted by Bluebotlabs
IMO, I don't think Kindle's will ever use React Native, or any form of React for that matter since the webkit engine is too old (React Native needs an actual rendering engine just like React does)
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Actualy, the home screen and settings app are written in React Native.
Amazon introduced this when they began rolling out the UI update a bit ago.
In fact, I was able to run my own React Native by bundles copying the executable and patching out the bundle name to point to my own. It seems Amazon has built a whole UI framework for there Kindles in React Native.
Check
this out.
In 5.14.xx they removed the `/app/demoApp/` folder that contained some of the code, but it's easy enough to add back by extracting it from the earlier updates.
EDIT:
ReactJS also runs in the Webkit Browser.
https://github.com/ngxson/hobby-kindle-waf