Evan Bacon - Fetch Once, Render Everywhere: React Server Components in Expo Router | App.js 2024

Have you ever stopped and wondered: what would it be like if we could make server driven UI available to everyone? That is the goal of Expo Router, and its creator Evan Bacon is here to answer that question! Tune in to find out why there’s only so much that you can do with the client on its own, while things get really interesting when you start to involve the server!
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[@riolly]

I never expect we're talking server component in native development. Crazy good!

[@jordanlee7049]

Evan is a god, one of the few people in modern development who has the correct vision for universal apps.
Also seems like a genuinely down to earth dude. Keep it up!

[@benevbright]

It's my favorite presentation since Jobs'.

[@SeanMacLachlan]

This guy deserves a nobel prize.

[@katushya]

won't blame him, I'd also say it's really f**kn sweet 😂

[@thisweekinreact]

hell yeah!

[@teminoah2960]

Wow 👏, fantastic job

[@LeonardoSilva-yj9lg]

O cara é um monstro, muito massa

[@theaungmyatmoe]

Pretty fucking sweet

[@JaceRivera-t2w]

The question is will Apple allow this? Does this go against App store protocols in the sense that we dynamically rendering things within the confines of the application as opposed to a sandboxed web view?
Other than this concern the technology looks amazing.

[@kavindarochana]

awesome ❤

[@BlahBlah-cr7sd]

I'm dying for this. wanna contribute

[@ExpoDevelopers]

[@rossenburg]

Impressive!

[@akhenda]

🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 🙌🏽🙌🏽 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@iykazorji8171]

The entire premise of the Rabbit R1. Powered by Expo.

[@ryansatriayudha]

Does this mean that Expo will be a fullstack framework like Next.js?

[@tasmto]

wow!

[@shaikirfan3112]

sweet

[@pedrocastro5740]

🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@atiqulislamrussell4407]