can you explain to me what Server Component means in react-native? In nextjs it means "react that is ran on a server" ....in react-native there is no such thing as a server, we produce a .apk or whatever that has this js runtime that communicates with native kotlin/swift code. What the heck does server component mean here???
@@asifali_official3137 yeah you can absolutely use native modules. It’s sort of what the whole thing is built around. POD installs work fine. You can use config plug-ins with a string of text and an extra command. Dev client in EAS is 100X simpler than the alternative.
@@SolelyMat Have no idea, my devs don't understand how it works. we just now react, so expo go suppose to be simple in use, but my devs have no idea what to do with new SDK 52
@@CasaDeMold The behaviour you described has nothing to do with SDK 52, that's just how React Native works, some native modules require you to compile the app to test them, since the JavaScript bridge generated by the expo go app can't acces them.
Love it! Thanks for being on bluesky
Yeah! We are waiting for react native devtool dedicated video 💚
Great video! Would love to see a tutorial on React Native DevTools next!
Only I can't now build in expo? Configs not working too. Release looks good. But seems with a lot of issues.
React native Expo are Best 🎉❤
Does the New Architecture need any change in the app's source code to work?
short answer if you lucky no. but some libs what you use may not 'support' it, so it may not work. Run expo doctor and you will see
Thanks!! :)
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Finally you are here. 😠
Server Components and Server Actions
can you explain to me what Server Component means in react-native? In nextjs it means "react that is ran on a server" ....in react-native there is no such thing as a server, we produce a .apk or whatever that has this js runtime that communicates with native kotlin/swift code. What the heck does server component mean here???
Expo camera it's just a pain in the a$$.
Same thing for audio.
Same thing for audio.
3rd party libraries are taking a hit started new project today installed my go to library and voila they no longer working
no wonder my app is taking a shit now.
🤷♂️ Who cares. What about Angular 19!
Expo is useless , we can't directly access native modules, Using bare React Native is better than using Expo.
@@asifali_official3137 yeah you can.
What do you mean? Just don't use Expo Go, compile the dev app via EAS and you can acces whatever you want
@@asifali_official3137 yeah you can absolutely use native modules. It’s sort of what the whole thing is built around. POD installs work fine. You can use config plug-ins with a string of text and an extra command. Dev client in EAS is 100X simpler than the alternative.
@@SolelyMat Have no idea, my devs don't understand how it works. we just now react, so expo go suppose to be simple in use, but my devs have no idea what to do with new SDK 52
@@CasaDeMold The behaviour you described has nothing to do with SDK 52, that's just how React Native works, some native modules require you to compile the app to test them, since the JavaScript bridge generated by the expo go app can't acces them.