Adding expo modules to your app will become a lot easier. @expo.dev SDK 56 will have experimental support for inline modules, which means you can colocate kotlin/swift modules directly in your codebase.

📱🔍 Ever wanted to know which Android apps are built with Expo? @leondvlpmnt.bsky.social made a tool that scans your phone and finds out. Blog post + open source tool: expo.dev/blog/which-a...

ReactRaptor: Find out which Android apps are built with Expo

Curious if your favorite Android app uses React Native or Expo? ReactRaptor scans APKs to find out. Learn how it works and what apps it reveals.

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Time for a 2-day train journey from the Netherlands to Kraków for the App.js conference. First stop: Berlin 🚄

Super interesting episode, give it a listen!

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🖤❤️ RNR 323 ❤️🖤 This week: Tzvetan Mikov joins us to dive into Static Hermes!! We discuss how it improves React Native performance through bytecode and native compilation. Listen now 🎧 infinite.red/react-native...

Great release! Also very excited to finally enable the New Architecture

Expo@expo.dev · 2y ago

🥳 Today we're announcing the release of 𝝠 Expo SDK 52! This is our biggest release ever, so grab a coffee and check out the release notes ⤵️ expo.dev/changelog/20...

Just playing around a bit with the new "expo/fetch" package in @expo.dev SDK 52. With "expo/fetch" it's possible to read response streams. This is especially useful for AI apps but another cool use case is streaming search results from server to app. Really cool stuff 🚀

App Store Connect might be the worst product I use on a daily basis