if you met issue like "skipping path" and metro.config etc file is empty when do "npx gluestack-ui init", make sure all your folder name dont contains space
Yeah it's a good question, v1 was definitely very slow but they have improved the speed a bit with v2. Honestly, the styling framework will slow it down enough, but I don't think it's enough to make a difference unless you have a lot of native animations. There are a few benchmarks that go over that in more detail gluestack.io/ui/docs/home/performance/benchmarks
I saw in another video there is a file with the App.js format. I don't understand why it's different in every react native installation, while in your video it uses index.tsx Explanation please sir
There's two different methods of routing in React Native & Expo. The older version is called React Navigation while I'm using a newer method called Expo Router which is a file based routing system similar to Next.js. Both work great but Expo Router will only be used on newer videos
You might want to try just going through the Gluestack installation steps from the start since it should handle adding global.css. You can always create gobal.css yourself as well with ``` @tailwind base; @tailwind components; @tailwind utilities; ```
Just started learning RN.
Good luck on the start of your journey!
awesome man im just starting with react native and this tutorial is much better to follow along than a lot of other things i've seen
Glad you like the format!
if you met issue like "skipping path" and metro.config etc file is empty when do "npx gluestack-ui init", make sure all your folder name dont contains space
I hadn't seen that error before but thanks for the callout!
Some people say that gluestack has performance issues, is that true?
Yeah it's a good question, v1 was definitely very slow but they have improved the speed a bit with v2. Honestly, the styling framework will slow it down enough, but I don't think it's enough to make a difference unless you have a lot of native animations. There are a few benchmarks that go over that in more detail gluestack.io/ui/docs/home/performance/benchmarks
I saw in another video there is a file with the App.js format. I don't understand why it's different in every react native installation, while in your video it uses index.tsx
Explanation please sir
There's two different methods of routing in React Native & Expo. The older version is called React Navigation while I'm using a newer method called Expo Router which is a file based routing system similar to Next.js. Both work great but Expo Router will only be used on newer videos
Its Expo sdk 49 ?
The tutorial actually starts on Expo 51 and I ended up updating midway through to Expo 52
ho apply gluestack ui to react-native cli app , having issues for global css file
You might want to try just going through the Gluestack installation steps from the start since it should handle adding global.css. You can always create gobal.css yourself as well with
```
@tailwind base;
@tailwind components;
@tailwind utilities;
```