Expo SDK 52 & React Native 0.76: Latest Updates and Improvements

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  • Опубліковано 21 лис 2024

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  • @jisonsoft4810
    @jisonsoft4810 3 дні тому

    This is very good, thanks brother 🎉🎉🎉

  • @aArcziMetin2
    @aArcziMetin2 4 дні тому

    Since I begun working full time with RN 4 years ago I still try to find the reason to install expo.

  • @RudreshAC-r2h
    @RudreshAC-r2h 8 днів тому +2

    bro can you please make a video for performance optimisation?

  • @zlatkoiliev8927
    @zlatkoiliev8927 10 днів тому

    Really nice tutorial Vadim! Love your channel! Do you think we might see RN as the new standard in web too? Currently Next.js holds the ground there, but it seems like if Expo with RN allows you to cover all platforms, this will be the natural choice for development. What is your opinion on that?

  • @sunhyungkim5764
    @sunhyungkim5764 11 днів тому +3

    1:09:29

  • @АлександрСанин-н3ъ

    I’ve mentioned that a new SDK doesn’t support classic remote JS debugging. Do you have some tutorials how to use Hermes or something like that instead of it ?

  • @bansiparmar3879
    @bansiparmar3879 День тому

    build failed in my newly created project any idea..?

  • @baksboy9038
    @baksboy9038 5 днів тому

    thanks bro. my i request create a tutorial on how to view pdf using expo . thanks

  • @tofful
    @tofful 13 днів тому +4

    I find React Native and Expo to be disappointing and frustrating, particularly considering how far they are from offering an enjoyable developer experience like web development does. For instance, the debugging tool detaches when refreshing the app, and configuring basic features, like enabling Picture-in-Picture (PiP) support for iPhone videos, requires extra configuration steps, such as setting up the SupportsPictureInPicture in the config plugin. Not to mention the cluttered component tree in the debugger, filled with excessive Provider components and unnecessary wrappers. Overall, the technology still feels quite disappointing. Having to add styles={{}} objects is also frustrating; there should be a default styling mechanism similar to regular CSS classes using ClassNames.

  • @UditNagar-of5su
    @UditNagar-of5su 13 днів тому

    Source code link ?