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by jameside
1062 days ago
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Looking to always learn new things is great. If you find yourself looking to try out Expo and have completed the first setup steps, I'd suggest looking at making a development build of your app and the Expo Modules API for writing Kotlin and Swift code. Almost all of the best apps made with Expo also have a small amount of custom native code. And I find it's just generally good to understand the abstraction layer above and the abstraction layer below the one you're working at to bring the two together the best you can. [development-builds]: https://docs.expo.dev/develop/development-builds/introductio...
[expo-modules]: https://docs.expo.dev/modules/overview/ |
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