The existing React Native bridge introduced UI lag, slower rendering, and serialization overhead that affected complex screens and animations, directly impacting how guests experienced the platform.
Multiple REST endpoints and direct Salesforce connections caused data over-fetching, increased latency, and made backend changes costly to coordinate, slowing feature delivery and reducing system dependability.
Transitioned from the legacy bridge to the new architecture using TurboModules and Fabric Renderer, allowing synchronous communication and smoother UI performance.
Replaced fragmented REST endpoints with a single GraphQL layer to consolidate data fetching and reduce frontend complexity.
Removed direct frontend Salesforce calls by routing all requests through the GraphQL layer with caching and rate-limit controls.
Aggregated responses from multiple backend microservices through GraphQL, simplifying frontend consumption and improving long-term maintainability.
Built improved debugging and performance monitoring across services to support faster issue resolution and sustained system stability.
45% improvement in app rendering speed and UI responsiveness after migrating to the React Native new architecture with TurboModules and Fabric Renderer.
35% reduction in API latency by replacing multiple REST endpoints with a unified GraphQL gateway that removed data over-fetching and backend coupling.
50% faster feature delivery cycles achieved through decoupled microservices and a centralized API layer that removed cross-team coordination bottlenecks.
