In partnerships with Samsung and Microsoft, React Native apps can now be written for Windows, Xbox, smart TVs and wearables.

Microsoft portrayed today's announcement as extending the reach of React Native apps to Windows 10 devices, including PCs, mobile devices, Xbox One and HoloLens.

Facebook has announced it is adding Windows 10 UWP support for making apps based on React Native, which is the company's open source developer framework.

Microsoft highlights work done to support React Native 0.64, for using JavaScript and React library for Windows 10 devices.

Microsoft appears to be reworking its Xbox beta app for PC, dropping the Electron framework for React Native, with significant performance enhancements in tow.