Lynx is introduced as a revolutionary JavaScript framework developed by ByteDance, the company behind TikTok. It is designed to replace older frameworks like React Native and Flutter by providing a high-performance, dual-threaded UI rendering engine. Lynx allows developers to build native mobile apps using Rust-based tooling and JavaScript, promising smoother and faster UI experiences. Unlike React Native, which uses a single-threaded JavaScript bridge, Lynx employs a dual-threaded architecture that separates user code and framework code into distinct runtimes, enhancing performance by preventing inefficient code from blocking the main thread. This results in instant first-frame rendering and eliminates blank screens for users. Lynx is framework-agnostic, supporting various frameworks like React, Svelte, and Vue, and allows the use of native CSS features for styling. However, it lacks a robust ecosystem, with no Expo tooling or extensive widget libraries like Flutter. Despite these limitations, Lynx shows potential, especially for developers seeking performance improvements in cross-platform app development.