Expo is a free and open source toolchain built around React Native to help you build native iOS and Android projects using JavaScript and React.
Camera, push notifications, ARKit, and so much more. Try it in your browser!
Over the air updates to published projects.
Distribute to app stores.
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A simple score counter for the card game Sushi Go! by Gamewright...
Learn to brew specialty coffee.
Find breweries around you in Vancouver!
Managing your processes, projects and tasks can be a lot easier ...
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For the naysayers. Creating the awesome Dann Petty’s design and ...
This demonstrates a bunch of the native components that you can use in React Native core and Expo.
A demo app for React Native Elements UI Library
Try out react-navigation now with this awesome playground
UI Patterns, Animated, SVG, D3, Flubber, and more. Source at https://github.com/ethantran/react-native-examples
A demo app for React Native Elements UI Library
Try out react-navigation now with this awesome playground
UI Patterns, Animated, SVG, D3, Flubber, and more. Source at ht...
Expo SDK v28.0.0 is based on the recently released React Native 0.55.4 at the time of writing. The previous SDK release, v27.0.0, was based on React Native 0.55.2.
This guide is intended to give developers who have already used React Native a quick outline on some of the key concepts, resources, and differences they will encounter when using Expo.
Thanks to our talented and prolific developer community, we’ve been able to highlight a bunch of great examples and tutorials on our Expo blog. Here’s a running collection, in no particular order.