I've been thinking about transitioning to app development from web development, Now hopefully I don't get to learn flutter or dart or even touch android studio, thanks to Expo. And with the looks of things, I think Expo is the future of the app industry This video is really insightful, thanks so much you earned my sub.
Let's make video about ReactJS for React Native guys. I switched from native Android to React Native 3 years ago, but ReactJS is still a mystery for me :D
Hi Simon... i followed the channel since 16 maybe or before...! I want to know why the change from Angular to React Native? Is there a video explaining this change?
I am trying to implement drawer navigation, but the requirement is that each screen name in that should be Expandable (like list.Accordian in react-native-paper). I am thinking if it is even possible or is there other library? - screen 1 - screen 1.1 - screen 1.1.1
Unfortunatly. React Strict DOM (RSD) could solve this problem, but it is still in development/research. So, we have 2 code bases: web and native. Plus shared modules. With Flutter you can use one code base, but remember that your web will be "not native". On the web, Flutter is using Canvas.
We are moving closer to it and you can to some degree have it all with just React Native (using Expo web). As the other comment said, React Strict DOM is working in that direction!
@@galaxies_dev, I'm more excited about the future plans of the Expo for 2025. SSR, RSC, RSD (if it will be ready). It will be a Full-Stack Mobile Meta Framework with Backend, Frontend, and Mobile (Android, iOS).
When I first learned React Native, what I got is if we wanna build some simple apps, so we go with Expo, but when it comes to more complex app such as accessing native module like on Android, we should go with React Native CLI, is it still valid? or Expo is already offer some advanced things?
6:55 why "it's might be possible to use tailwind in the future?" i've installed nativewind on my expo app and it seems to work. Is there something i need to be aware of?
Sir how can i get device administrator admin permission using react native expo...on google to api no one helped me on this..please please sir help me on this..
It used to be that react native was losing ground to flutter due to JavaScript being too loosely typed causing big development problems, while Dart was created to solve JavaScript's dynamic typing. But after Facebook/Meta made RN TypeScript-first, all that steam from Flutter soon ran out. Then React gained even more momentum after TS was officially supported too. The catalyst was always TS and Meta really should thank Microsoft 😂
Waoo super vidéo comme toujours. J'aime toujours tes vidéo. J'ai besoin de ton aide je recherche un composant pour faire les audios comme threads. tu connais un composant.
@galaxies_dev Have you managed to build the app at the end? I couldn't. I 've made a app project but could not exported apk file at the end. I have just wasted the whole day.
I have a react native codebase and want to use expo. Would it be best install expo and do this incrementally or would it be best to create a new expo project and migrate files there? I'm asking this because I don't know if you'll miss out on some features when adding expo to a project or using expo from scratch
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It’s been a year and I am loving working in Expo managed React Native. Kudos to Expo team! ❤
Love it too!
I've been thinking about transitioning to app development from web development, Now hopefully I don't get to learn flutter or dart or even touch android studio, thanks to Expo. And with the looks of things, I think Expo is the future of the app industry
This video is really insightful, thanks so much you earned my sub.
Hi from Brazil, awesome video!
Hey, thanks!
brother.....my neck started hurting after seeing your head move so much 😂😂❤.....good info tho, I appreciate it
Let's make video about ReactJS for React Native guys. I switched from native Android to React Native 3 years ago, but ReactJS is still a mystery for me :D
Very interesting - will think about that!
Really informative 👏
Glad it was helpful!
You know what else is underrated? This channel 🎉
Wow thank you!!
I could be wrong, but I think the PS5 ui also uses react native
Yeah think Sony had a talk at the AppJS last year about it!
@@galaxies_dev can u please find that info if thats true? that would be so cool
Hi Simon... i followed the channel since 16 maybe or before...! I want to know why the change from Angular to React Native? Is there a video explaining this change?
Yes: ruclips.net/video/q5aHNr4jsHM/видео.html
@@galaxies_dev TY a lot... I will give a chane to RN right now in my next project!!!
Wise topic
Thanks mate!
Quick noob question but how do you you make your apps screen responsive to all available device platforms
You should learn media query. It should help
@@Super_Ninety ok thanks 👍🏾
using desnsity independent pixels
I am trying to implement drawer navigation, but the requirement is that each screen name in that should be Expandable (like list.Accordian in react-native-paper). I am thinking if it is even possible or is there other library?
- screen 1
- screen 1.1
- screen 1.1.1
kotlin / React-Native ? (I already installed IntelliJ IDEA)
So there is no way that you can have one code base for all platforms using React Native or Expo?
Unfortunatly. React Strict DOM (RSD) could solve this problem, but it is still in development/research. So, we have 2 code bases: web and native. Plus shared modules.
With Flutter you can use one code base, but remember that your web will be "not native". On the web, Flutter is using Canvas.
We are moving closer to it and you can to some degree have it all with just React Native (using Expo web). As the other comment said, React Strict DOM is working in that direction!
@@galaxies_dev, I'm more excited about the future plans of the Expo for 2025. SSR, RSC, RSD (if it will be ready). It will be a Full-Stack Mobile Meta Framework with Backend, Frontend, and Mobile (Android, iOS).
When I first learned React Native, what I got is if we wanna build some simple apps, so we go with Expo, but when it comes to more complex app such as accessing native module like on Android, we should go with React Native CLI, is it still valid? or Expo is already offer some advanced things?
nah, expo ALL the things
No, that's not valid anymore. Expo is the recommended framework for building RN apps by now!
6:55 why "it's might be possible to use tailwind in the future?" i've installed nativewind on my expo app and it seems to work. Is there something i need to be aware of?
No it already works fine, but next version will be even more complete :)
Sir how can i get device administrator admin permission using react native expo...on google to api no one helped me on this..please please sir help me on this..
It used to be that react native was losing ground to flutter due to JavaScript being too loosely typed causing big development problems, while Dart was created to solve JavaScript's dynamic typing. But after Facebook/Meta made RN TypeScript-first, all that steam from Flutter soon ran out. Then React gained even more momentum after TS was officially supported too. The catalyst was always TS and Meta really should thank Microsoft 😂
At this point pretty much nothing beats React Native!
Waoo super vidéo comme toujours.
J'aime toujours tes vidéo.
J'ai besoin de ton aide je recherche un composant pour faire les audios comme threads. tu connais un composant.
React Native is simply messing its performance by recommending Expo.
Flutter will be more ahead in performance.
Apparently performance isn't the whole story of an app :)
@@galaxies_devspoke like a true web developer
God, 3 minutes in and he said anything youtube sucks
@galaxies_dev Have you managed to build the app at the end? I couldn't. I 've made a app project but could not exported apk file at the end. I have just wasted the whole day.
what if i dont want folder rootinng system ?
why wouldnt you want it? its so good.
I have a react native codebase and want to use expo. Would it be best install expo and do this incrementally or would it be best to create a new expo project and migrate files there?
I'm asking this because I don't know if you'll miss out on some features when adding expo to a project or using expo from scratch
It should be possible, I'd follow this guide: docs.expo.dev/bare/installing-expo-modules/
@@galaxies_dev thank you
Please don't jump on me here, but what actually happened to Ionic, I thought this was your platform??
Bro still dwelling in the past 🤦🏾
I think he made a video awhile back explaining why he switched.
I use it every now and then, but I'm currently more focused on React Native!
@@galaxies_dev Thanks for your answer.
Ionic ducks ass