(3 min read) With the release of Expo 48, expo-community-flipper (gh) (npm) can finally declare its purpose fulfilled. A year ago, I was trying to debug redux inside of the Chrome Debugger and nearly lost my mind. It wasn't just a bad experience. It was an awful experience, defined by console.
(6 min read) There’s a lot of great React Native modules out there, but most of them require a custom iOS or Android build, leaving “ejecting” as the only option for Expo users. That changed in SDK >42, when Expo added the ability for Expo Application Services to create custom development builds of your app.
(4 min read) Windows, meet Expo in Linux; it's about time someone wrote up everything you need to do if you're a Windows developer looking to run Expo. Chances are, you've also got WSL2 running. Here's how it all comes together.
(3 min read) React Native is very behind the web when it comes to UI libraries. There’s two likely reasons for this: CSS on the web is easy and the object known as StyleSheet in React Native is not.