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Benchmarks

Performance tests and comparisons.

Tamagui compares well to the fastest libraries at runtime, and the compiler further optimizes your styled components, flattening them down and hoisting objects out of your rendering loop (and extracting CSS on the web).

With the compiler on Tamagui will output near optimal React code despite giving many nice shorthand style props. It has a higher impact on web, but with initial support for flattening more dynamic styled components now landed, Tamagui does flatten a very high % of your code on all platforms. We look forward to updating our benchmarks as we expect we've improved in a number of areas.

It's important to note that benchmarks never show a complete picture and that these benchmarks are not being actively updated as of early 2023. Our plan is to build out a better benchmarking setup to update this page.

React Native

In this benchmark  Tamagui is within 10% of the speed of vanilla React Native, even when using nearly all of Tamagui's features. We render list of 28 items with a few sections, text and images. Average of 5 runs on a Apple M2 Air:

Tamagui

108ms

React Native

106ms

NativeBase

247ms

Running Tamagui without the compiler averages 125ms or ~12% slower. Note that the compiler is much more effective on the web as it turns many more props into CSS and both bundle size and render performance are more important.

Web

We forked and ran a few more benchmarks  for the web.

Legend: RNW = react-native-web, SC = styled-components

Simple component

Timing rendering a simple custom component.

Tamagui

0.018ms

RNW

0.057ms

Dripsy

0.042ms

NativeBase

0.67ms

Stitches

0.023ms

Emotion

0.041ms

Updating variants

Changing variants is fast at runtime, and even faster when compiled:

Tamagui

0.02ms

RNW

0.063ms

Dripsy

0.108ms

NativeBase

0.73ms

Stitches

0.037ms

Emotion

0.069ms

SC

0.081ms

Since styled-components and Emotion don't offer a first-class variant API, this was done via prop interpolation.

Updating inline styles

Tamagui has a big advantage for inline styles, it's the only library to compile them and flatten the tree.

Tamagui

0.025ms

RNW

0.06ms

Dripsy

0.266ms

NativeBase

0.8ms

Stitches

0.027ms

Emotion

0.047ms

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Fully dynamic styles

These benchmarks don't benefit from the compiler. The React Native API surface is much more feature-rich than DOM.

Tamagui

31ms

Dripsy

57.5ms

Stitches

14.5ms

Emotion

49.01ms

  • NativeBase - couldn't get running

Note: This test was taken from the styled-components benchmarks .

Mounting deep tree

In this test, we mount a tree with many nested nodes.

Tamagui

18.61ms

Dripsy

44.43ms

Stitches

8.32ms

Emotion

42.49ms

SC

51.4ms

  • SC - Styled Components
  • NativeBase - couldn't get running

Note: This test was taken from the styled-components benchmarks .

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