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DEADLINE — Five days remain before Google Play requires Android 16 (API level 36). From August 31 it applies to new apps and updates alikeEXTENSION — If you qualify, you can request an extension through November 1 via a Play Console form, but the request itself has to be filed before the deadlineEXPO — Expo SDK 57 reached 57.0.9 with React Native 0.86.2. SDK 57 is primarily the jump from React Native 0.85 to 0.86HERMES — The Hermes V1 memory regression introduced in SDK 56 has been fixed, which matters most for apps pulling in react-native-worklets or react-native-reanimatedIOS — The seventh iOS 27 developer beta shipped on August 24. The public release lands in September and finally lets you reply to an individual message from an Android senderRORK — Rork Max generates native Swift and compiles on a cloud Mac fleet, targeting iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, Vision Pro, and iMessageDEADLINE — Five days remain before Google Play requires Android 16 (API level 36). From August 31 it applies to new apps and updates alikeEXTENSION — If you qualify, you can request an extension through November 1 via a Play Console form, but the request itself has to be filed before the deadlineEXPO — Expo SDK 57 reached 57.0.9 with React Native 0.86.2. SDK 57 is primarily the jump from React Native 0.85 to 0.86HERMES — The Hermes V1 memory regression introduced in SDK 56 has been fixed, which matters most for apps pulling in react-native-worklets or react-native-reanimatedIOS — The seventh iOS 27 developer beta shipped on August 24. The public release lands in September and finally lets you reply to an individual message from an Android senderRORK — Rork Max generates native Swift and compiles on a cloud Mac fleet, targeting iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, Vision Pro, and iMessage
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Where Rork Max Still Falls Short — A Realistic Line Around Native Generation

An honest line between what Rork Max's native Swift generation does well and what still needs human hands, drawn from real solo-dev experience. Not hype, not dismissal — just where it genuinely fits today.