Thanks. Yeah, I'm in the process of putting in spinners conditioned by InteractionManager. I'd prefer rendering to be fast enough by default, but there's no fr

Thanks. Yeah, I'm in the process of putting in spinners conditioned by InteractionManager. I'd prefer rendering to be fast enough by default, but there's no free lunch. I am coming from the web, where I usually don't have to think about animation frames when implementing basic functionality. React Native's way of implementing navigation animations with repeated timer calls between JavaScript and iOS makes this a problem. The performance slowdown is caused by lists, texts, and images. I am not doing any animations or fancy interactions. Moreover, we chose React Native exactly because it would let us use JavaScript for these things, since that integrates with our web app "isomorphically." I'm hopeful that with release build mode and InteractionManager-based spinners, I'll be able to get acceptable performance. I'm just a little surprised at how many performance gotchas I've run into.