Comming from the Nextjs world and just getting started with react native and expo its crazy how little traction the RN world gets compared to web based react. I feel like expo, expo router, tamagui, etc. show so much potential for the future of react. Btw I would love to see a proper tamagui tutorial (especially setting up custom themes) since the docs are really confusing and there does not seem to be any yet
Agree, we gonna see some really cool stuff this year and I also think, a lot more traction for React Native in general very soon. And I actually have a Tamagui course on Galaxies: galaxies.dev/course/react-native-tamagui
Oh, cool. My demo app is in Simon's video 😄 Expo's new API routes is really the killer feature for me in SDK 50. It opens up Expo to a lot more libraries in the React/Node ecosystem. I'm just hoping more and more libraries take notice and provide official support for it.
I have worked on React projects but not really gave attention to RN since my first RN project with Expo in 2020. Wow, a lot of things going on here. My first impression about Expo wasn't good. It was good regarding developer experience and provided features out of the box may be a bit tricky to implement in RN. But tbh, I didn't think Expo would be alive until now. But wow, their work is really awesome. I can't stop watching your videos. Thanks for making good videos.
Hi Simon, I've been following many of your videos, and I greatly appreciate the content you share. I'm currently developing a cross-platform app using Expo Router SDK 49. While working on this, I've found some limitations with React Native Web, especially when it comes to using certain web libraries. For example, I haven't found any libraries for Mapbox, which makes me wonder if it would be better to use Next.js with Expo to allow for the use of React libraries. Do you have any suggestions on how to use web libraries within a React Native project or if there is a better approach to integrating these tools? Thank you so much for your videos and all the valuable information you provide! Best regards,
After the release of Expo SDK 50, a lot of things became unclear. I'm really looking forward to a video from you where you explain in very, very detail from scratch how to install Expo SDK 50 and Router v3. I think this video will be in demand and popular. I'm really looking forward to your explanations regarding the new Expo releases. Thanks buddy, and good luck in developing your channel. Thank you very much for the experience.
Simon I’ve been following your videos and really enjoying them thank you. I wonder if you might be able to do a video on the implementation of an admin authentication and dashboard for our react native apps?
Your content is very helpful and amazing! I have a question, how can I submit an application to your review? I saw that you are planning a stream where you will rate applications
Hello simon, I would like to learn programming from you but I do not know which one to choose, should I start with angular ionic or with the react native with expo? Also, when someone subscribes to your course of react native, can they watch all the tutorials they want, that has been already released? Or do I need to wait and get just one every week/day or so. Thank you ❤
but react native still use their own native component right? then it's pretty much useless. since it still need to split the code. if react native can fully capable to use div and html tags might be work then. else i just detach the logic into a module and being used by both react native and web since my web still need use some module from web only and some of them also using wasm, and react native incapable to use this.
Using web stuff instead of native views would make RN obsolete and you are better of using something like Capacitor! I'm sure there will be a way in the future to get the benefits of actual native views on iOS/Android and web standards (div,...) on the web, based on one code you write.
api is yesterday's tooling. RSC is the future. server actions are the future. if your server doesn't act, look at the mirror and ask urself whats wrong with it. in 2024 rest is soap for my hands but it doesn't clean the mistakes of past, only rsc can clean it.
nextjs has become php. if I had $1T, I'd donate it to a react-native with prerendering and server api routes -- reminicent of what nextjs *used* to be.
No. It can't replace NextJS. Let me guess where NextJS is going... Admin pannel like Django with user management. Migrate you db model and boom you have a CMS.
@@benkigera i dont think so :D new dev can simple start expo development in just 1 command, but flutter taks more, also "eas" with expo save you a lot of time compared to flutter hell ...
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Comming from the Nextjs world and just getting started with react native and expo its crazy how little traction the RN world gets compared to web based react. I feel like expo, expo router, tamagui, etc. show so much potential for the future of react. Btw I would love to see a proper tamagui tutorial (especially setting up custom themes) since the docs are really confusing and there does not seem to be any yet
Honestly tamagui docs is super confusing.
Agree with you on tamagui too. It’s not a user friendly at all comparing with other docs out there
@@TheAremoh nativewind and glue stack is best for me
Agree, we gonna see some really cool stuff this year and I also think, a lot more traction for React Native in general very soon.
And I actually have a Tamagui course on Galaxies: galaxies.dev/course/react-native-tamagui
Simon, just found out your channel minutes before you uploaded this video, and the crazy thing is that it's exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.
Happy to help mate!
Great video and thanks for the shoutout🤗
Expo is going to be big on all platforms! 🤞
Well deserved Seb!
Oh, cool. My demo app is in Simon's video 😄
Expo's new API routes is really the killer feature for me in SDK 50. It opens up Expo to a lot more libraries in the React/Node ecosystem. I'm just hoping more and more libraries take notice and provide official support for it.
From your lips to every library author's ears...
You are welcome!
Love the quick clip of Theo. Very "fight club".
😂
This new API from EXPO, will change a lot of the actual workflows. Just amazing 🤩
Thanks Cesar!
Agree!
I have worked on React projects but not really gave attention to RN since my first RN project with Expo in 2020. Wow, a lot of things going on here. My first impression about Expo wasn't good. It was good regarding developer experience and provided features out of the box may be a bit tricky to implement in RN. But tbh, I didn't think Expo would be alive until now. But wow, their work is really awesome. I can't stop watching your videos. Thanks for making good videos.
Thank you for the kind words - a lot has changed with Expo!
please do more videos on this.
I'd love to see a video expo for web devs
Hi Simon,
I've been following many of your videos, and I greatly appreciate the content you share. I'm currently developing a cross-platform app using Expo Router SDK 49. While working on this, I've found some limitations with React Native Web, especially when it comes to using certain web libraries. For example, I haven't found any libraries for Mapbox, which makes me wonder if it would be better to use Next.js with Expo to allow for the use of React libraries.
Do you have any suggestions on how to use web libraries within a React Native project or if there is a better approach to integrating these tools?
Thank you so much for your videos and all the valuable information you provide!
Best regards,
After the release of Expo SDK 50, a lot of things became unclear. I'm really looking forward to a video from you where you explain in very, very detail from scratch how to install Expo SDK 50 and Router v3. I think this video will be in demand and popular. I'm really looking forward to your explanations regarding the new Expo releases. Thanks buddy, and good luck in developing your channel. Thank you very much for the experience.
I will definitely have more videos on Router v3 soon!
How can you deploy this on a VPS?
Simon I’ve been following your videos and really enjoying them thank you. I wonder if you might be able to do a video on the implementation of an admin authentication and dashboard for our react native apps?
Yeah would definitely be an interesting topic!
this is so cool!
Your content is very helpful and amazing!
I have a question, how can I submit an application to your review? I saw that you are planning a stream where you will rate applications
Just send me a message on X!
native html elements like div and h tags in React Native code? Did I miss something
They are only used for web so far :)
not sure. expo is great to share experience, but in a large and complex web application, maybe not. I'll give a try
Let us know how it goes. Keep in mind this is early days for us. We released Router last year.
It's great for all sizes :)
Hello simon, I would like to learn programming from you but I do not know which one to choose, should I start with angular ionic or with the react native with expo?
Also, when someone subscribes to your course of react native, can they watch all the tutorials they want, that has been already released? Or do I need to wait and get just one every week/day or so.
Thank you ❤
Vscode theme name please
Shades of Purple
@@galaxies_dev Thanks
but react native still use their own native component right? then it's pretty much useless. since it still need to split the code.
if react native can fully capable to use div and html tags might be work then. else i just detach the logic into a module and being used by both react native and web
since my web still need use some module from web only and some of them also using wasm, and react native incapable to use this.
Using web stuff instead of native views would make RN obsolete and you are better of using something like Capacitor! I'm sure there will be a way in the future to get the benefits of actual native views on iOS/Android and web standards (div,...) on the web, based on one code you write.
Nice content, but why now one make a video about admin dashboard in react native? This will be cool video. Thank you for your content.
And how to include chart and data displayed in a nice way in a table.….
bro, who use + in filename? .-.
More frameworks than you might think!
api is yesterday's tooling. RSC is the future. server actions are the future. if your server doesn't act, look at the mirror and ask urself whats wrong with it. in 2024 rest is soap for my hands but it doesn't clean the mistakes of past, only rsc can clean it.
It will get there eventually in my opinion. This is essentially the pages router. Next they will build the app router.
We couldn’t build server components without first adding a server platform.
@@Baconbrixdo you intend to add server rendering on react native web?
@@elvispalace I think RSCs are coming to RN this year.
@@galaxies_devonce RSC comes to RN it’s gonna be incredible and really redefine mobile apps going forward
nextjs has become php. if I had $1T, I'd donate it to a react-native with prerendering and server api routes -- reminicent of what nextjs *used* to be.
No. It can't replace NextJS.
Let me guess where NextJS is going... Admin pannel like Django with user management. Migrate you db model and boom you have a CMS.
when someone asks me what nextjs is, i tell them that it is "Admin pannel like Django with user management"
@@Yusuf-ok5rk it's getting close to that. We will see.
potentially flutter killer?
already bruh!
no, Flutter still the best cross-platform framework, React Native is sucks and no reason to choose it over Flutter
Flutter does not need React Native to kill it 😄
First 👀
353th viewer 😂
Still early!
no matter what Expo does in the future or now, we don't have any reason to choose React Native over Flutter.
Wait, why? Is this based on the technical requirements for what you're building? Or just based on your preferences and your expertise in Flutter?
Flutter has a better developer experience but expo is making react really cool.
@@benkigera i dont think so :D new dev can simple start expo development in just 1 command, but flutter taks more, also "eas" with expo save you a lot of time compared to flutter hell ...
With Kotlin cross-platform, I don't know if Google will continue to contribute to Flutter.