This was great! If I wanted to use my iPhone device to test this out, I feel like we would only need to change a few steps at the end, correct? I ask because I'm developing on a Windows machine and want to test on my iPhone device, like I'm able to with Expo Go.
Can i ask is it actually even possible to even make a dev build locally?I would like to use Mapbox and i dont want to build with EAS. I dont want to pay them per build
yes, you can. Please check this video: ruclips.net/video/T7ybGL5HUhI/видео.html . Also, note that you get 30 free builds per months (15 iOS). I think that is enough for a lot of projects, but depending on your situation, it may not.
Not sure about the details of your projects, but you should still see console logs as long as your server is running (npx expo start --dev-client). Test to see if an update to a simple element takes into effect.
Man, exactly what I was looking for. Thank's from Brazil :)
Thanks! for the explenation, easy to follow.
How to make preview build in react native expo?
This was great! If I wanted to use my iPhone device to test this out, I feel like we would only need to change a few steps at the end, correct? I ask because I'm developing on a Windows machine and want to test on my iPhone device, like I'm able to with Expo Go.
Can we set the built app as the default SMS app for reading and sending SMS on Android devices?
eas login it is not working in my windows, can you please help me out.
Since 50 I can't build because it tells me that it has a problem with gradle. Didn't you have any problems with compatibility?
Good explanation
Can i ask is it actually even possible to even make a dev build locally?I would like to use Mapbox and i dont want to build with EAS. I dont want to pay them per build
yes, you can. Please check this video: ruclips.net/video/T7ybGL5HUhI/видео.html .
Also, note that you get 30 free builds per months (15 iOS). I think that is enough for a lot of projects, but depending on your situation, it may not.
I don't see any console logs. using the dev client is this normal?
Not sure about the details of your projects, but you should still see console logs as long as your server is running (npx expo start --dev-client). Test to see if an update to a simple element takes into effect.