I'm still amazed how powerful @expo DOM components are. I mean, try implementing an infinite drawing canvas on web, iOS, and Android in under 5 minutes.
With DOM components you actually can
today it's only folks from Meta (~15) and Vercel (~3) that work full-time on React. IMO this is an improvement from only Meta but I would love if we can find a way to bring in new serious contributors who don't work at either one
Talk is cheap, so here it is:
๐ Launched 2048.expo.app
๐ฆ From github.com/shubhexists/20โฆ
โก๏ธ All in <2m
Launch your app. It doesn't matter if it's Expo or Flutter.
๐ Just released expo-github-action v8
โ Create previews on PRs using EAS Update
โ Preview comment, using classic updates, is now deprecated
๐งพ More info
โ github.com/expo/expo-githโฆ
โ github.com/expo/expo-githโฆ
๐ Bye `vscode-expo`, hello `vscode-expo-tools`!
The migration to the `expo` publisher is complete, making the extension part of the @expo Family.
Install it from the VS Code Marketplace or Open VSX: github.com/expo/vscode-exโฆ
If you have the old extension, press migrate! ๐
๐ Another year, another awesome @appjsconf. This year with a lot of debugger-related talks!
๐งต In case you missed it, here are some really cool things you can do with @expo soon.
With the latest create-expo, you can use any package manager, like npm, bun, yarn, or even pnpm.
๐ญ bun create expo ./app --template tabs
๐๏ธ npm create expo ./app -- --template tabs
๐ฆ pnpm create expo ./app --template tabs
๐งถ yarn create expo ./app --template tabs
Just use the
Yarn 3 for New Projects
Yarn 3.x is now the default JavaScript package manager for new projects initialized with React Native Community CLI.
yarnpkg.com/blog/release/3โฆ
๐ Bye Flipper, hello inspector protocol!
Solving React Native's #2 biggest pains by moving to proven web standards, together with the React DevX team at meta.
Read it all in the React Native RFC 641
