React Native Sand Paper
summary
Expo provides a shared native runtime and SDK so apps run without adding native modules, and the build service produces App Store and Play Store binaries with one command. Documentation gets real traffic — 1500 per day on create-react-native-app pages versus 3500 CLI installs — and small fixes (a flow type edit) land via pull request. Tools built include Snack with npm package support and a native directory for immediate example installs; prototypes run on device and the build tooling works end to end.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:30What is Expo
- 2:22Snack SDK
- 9:30React by
- 13:00React Documentation
- 17:00Reading Issues
- 20:03Native Directory
- 27:35AntiPitch
- 28:50React Native Camera
- 31:06Contributors
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