Expo

🤗 Great blog from the React Native team at Meta about how wonderful the developer experience is when you use 𝝠 Expo: https://lnkd.in/g-JGC5Sq

⌨️ Ever had that problem where you're trying to type on your app but the keyboard is covering the input and you can't see what you're writing? We've got a troubleshooting guide for React Native keyboard handling to help you fix that problem. And it's accompanied by a super helpful video tutorial from Alberto Moedano. He covers the following concepts: • KeyboardAvoidingView Basic Usage • Keyboard Events • Keyboard Refs • Installing react-native-keyboard-controller • Animating views in sync with keyboard height https://lnkd.in/gve3FpA5

📈 Learn how to prepare your existing React Native project to install and use any Expo module. Expo Modules allow you to write native code in a way that feels natural. It provides a set of APIs and utilities to improve the process of developing native modules for Expo and React Native to expand your app capabilities. https://lnkd.in/geuSMxur

📺 This is an all-in-one tutorial for learning how to build a full stack React Native Uber clone. No corners were cut in the making of this tutorial. It's a remarkably thorough 15 screen application. You'll learn how to use Expo Router, API Routes, and Expo Location. The stack includes Postgresql, TypeScript, Stripe, Tailwind, Clerk.com, Neon and more... Amazing work here from the team at JavaScript Mastery: https://lnkd.in/gQkJqDNF

🆕 "Local-first architecture with Expo" is a new guide we published to introduce people to local-first software tools and resources. It includes some details about tools like TinyBase, SQLite, Yjs, Prisma and more... https://lnkd.in/g6y2vCSS

💸 It’s not everyday that you get to tell all your subscribers that prices are going down. Today we get to tell you twice! 1. EAS Update pricing will be lower beginning on September 1st. You can check out the full details on our pricing page (https://lnkd.in/gwuHEttx). Here is a basic summary: ◆ Free for the first 1,000 users ◆ Production plan: $99/month for up to 50,000 users ◆ Enterprise plan: $999/month for up to 1 million users ◆ Tiered on-demand pricing, starting at $0.005 per MAU, decreasing to $0.00085 per MAU at scale. There is no action required for current EAS Update users. Most of you will notice that your next bill is lighter than you’re used to. If you’re using CodePush or rolling your own Expo Updates now is a good time to revisit EAS Update. Here is a blog to help you think through your OTA options: https://lnkd.in/gbMyYKGP 2. Build concurrencies are now $50/concurrency (they used to be $200/concurrency). For EAS subscribers **no action is required**. You can buy additional concurrencies in the **Add-ons** section under **Billing.** If you are on a Free plan you will need to subscribe to access the concurrencies.

🐦 Learn how to "mock" native calls in Expo modules The term "Mocking" means to replace the actual implementation of a function with a fake version that does not perform any actions. This approach is useful for running unit tests on a local computer as it involves bypassing the need for native code which is only available on a device, and any code that calls native functions on a local machine will not work. https://lnkd.in/gwrpc_fc

🍵 New case study here about how Chase Myers built and shipped the MVP of his new app Teatime with 𝝠 Expo. He provides excellent insight into: • How to decide which framework to use • What it's like to build with Expo • How to save money as a bootstrapped startup Check it out!

In this livestream Keith will talk to the creator of Tamagui, Nate Weinert, about all the things developers love about styling with Tamagui. They'll get into: • The powerful compiler • Animations • Component kits • Theme builders You will learn how to get started with Tamagui and some sneaky tips to help you build beautiful apps. Nate will live demo some key Tamagui skills and we'll look at examples of Tamagui in the wild (take a peek at Uniswap 💅!). Please join the conversation and ask all your questions!

🆕 Working with wireless peripherals can feel like sorcery. If you want to add some wireless magic to your 𝝠 Expo apps check out the BLE tutorial blog from React Native youtuber, Dan Friyia: https://lnkd.in/gv4Knpj3