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Want to recreate ChatGPT’s swipe menu in React Native? 🧠 I spent the morning building it. Here’s how it works: → Gesture Handler tracks the swipe → Reanimated handles movement, scale, and opacity → Codex helped me build a custom Expo module for the exact iOS screen radius → Older iOS and Android use hardcoded fallbacks The detail that sells the effect: the corner radius never changes, so it feels like you’re moving the physical display. Source code 👇

Want to recreate ChatGPT’s swipe menu in React Native? 🧠 I spent the morning building it. Here’s how it works: → Gesture Handler tracks the swipe → Reanimated handles movement, scale, and opacity → Codex helped me build a custom Expo module for the exact iOS screen radius → Older iOS and Android use hardcoded fallbacks The detail that sells the effect: the corner radius never changes, so it feels like you’re moving the physical display. Source code 👇

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If typing fast in your app feels like wading through mud, you need useNativeState. Every TextField in RN has felt slightly off for years; Expo UI just shipped the fix with the new useNativeState hook. Instead of trying to keep the native input and react state in sync on each keystroke, useNativeState handles the state completely on the native side. React (JS thread) only reads the value when it needs it e.g. onSubmit, using a lightweight reference. Make your app faster, read the full blog ↓

If typing fast in your app feels like wading through mud, you need useNativeState. Every TextField in RN has felt slightly off for years; Expo UI just shipped the fix with the new useNativeState hook. Instead of trying to keep the native input and react state in sync on each keystroke, useNativeState handles the state completely on the native side. React (JS thread) only reads the value when it needs it e.g. onSubmit, using a lightweight reference. Make your app faster, read the full blog ↓

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One more tip for 2026 - React Native 0.83 ⚡️ Use instead of ternary rendering. It lets you conditionally render parts of your app without unmounting. mode="hidden" → state is preserved.

One more tip for 2026 - React Native 0.83 ⚡️ Use instead of ternary rendering. It lets you conditionally render parts of your app without unmounting. mode="hidden" → state is preserved.

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sonner-native in action 💅

sonner-native in action 💅

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New Expo🤝Resend video coming soon... 👀🧙‍♀️

New Expo🤝Resend video coming soon... 👀🧙‍♀️

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📢 Just landed a new Expo example using Better Auth for email and password authentication 🚀 Learn how to use below 👇

📢 Just landed a new Expo example using Better Auth for email and password authentication 🚀 Learn how to use below 👇

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This is how long it takes to load data from your Prisma Postgres DB using Accelerate Stay tuned, video drops tomorrow!

This is how long it takes to load data from your Prisma Postgres DB using Accelerate Stay tuned, video drops tomorrow!

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TIL my React Native application is not native, even though it uses zoom transitions, Liquid Glass, bottom tabs, bottom sheets, buttons with the glass prominent effect, toolbar items, and so much more.

TIL my React Native application is not native, even though it uses zoom transitions, Liquid Glass, bottom tabs, bottom sheets, buttons with the glass prominent effect, toolbar items, and so much more.

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You can now control your physical iPhone from your Mac. This is Device Hub, new in Xcode 27. They also added a new resizable window view, which tells me one thing: Apple is getting ready for a foldable iPhone 💀

You can now control your physical iPhone from your Mac. This is Device Hub, new in Xcode 27. They also added a new resizable window view, which tells me one thing: Apple is getting ready for a foldable iPhone 💀

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My AI Tattoo app running on iPhone Duo 👀 Pretty cool considering all I did was upgrade to Expo SDK 58 :) Stay close to the native apis kids

My AI Tattoo app running on iPhone Duo 👀 Pretty cool considering all I did was upgrade to Expo SDK 58 :) Stay close to the native apis kids

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Claude Fable 5 absolutely cooked 😮 I asked it to build a habit tracker with Expo, using the Code with Beto MCP server. It shipped: – zoom transitions – sortable habit list – app icon (Code with Beto Skill) – home screen widget with a heatmap – onboarding, haptics, animations, dark mode – notification actions (mark a habit done without opening the app) 100% React Native 👇

Claude Fable 5 absolutely cooked 😮 I asked it to build a habit tracker with Expo, using the Code with Beto MCP server. It shipped: – zoom transitions – sortable habit list – app icon (Code with Beto Skill) – home screen widget with a heatmap – onboarding, haptics, animations, dark mode – notification actions (mark a habit done without opening the app) 100% React Native 👇

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🎥 How to Upload Your App to Google Play Store (Step-by-Step 2026) Publish an Android app to the Google Play Store step by step, from signing a local build to testing, store assets, policy forms, and the final production release. (youtube link below) Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:37 What You Need Before Publishing 01:39 Prepare the Expo and Android Project 05:31 Build and Sign the Android App Bundle 10:24 Codemagic Patch and OTA Updates 11:40 Create the App and Upload an Internal Build 14:47 Policy Forms and Store Listing 16:42 Create the Icon, Feature Graphic, and Screenshots 20:37 The 12-Tester, 14-Day Rule 22:40 Submit the Production Release 24:03 Approved and Live on Google Play

🎥 How to Upload Your App to Google Play Store (Step-by-Step 2026) Publish an Android app to the Google Play Store step by step, from signing a local build to testing, store assets, policy forms, and the final production release. (youtube link below) Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:37 What You Need Before Publishing 01:39 Prepare the Expo and Android Project 05:31 Build and Sign the Android App Bundle 10:24 Codemagic Patch and OTA Updates 11:40 Create the App and Upload an Internal Build 14:47 Policy Forms and Store Listing 16:42 Create the Icon, Feature Graphic, and Screenshots 20:37 The 12-Tester, 14-Day Rule 22:40 Submit the Production Release 24:03 Approved and Live on Google Play

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Expo Router just unlocked a new level of native on iOS 🚀 For years, cross-platform meant tradeoffs. Your app worked everywhere, but it never felt quite right. That gap is finally closing. With the latest version of Expo Router, native iOS APIs are now exposed declaratively. No UIKit wrestling. No fake UI. If you want your app to feel truly native on iOS, these are the APIs you should be using: - Native Tabs (real system tab bar) - Stack Toolbar (native header controls) - Bottom toolbars with placement=“bottom” - Bottom accessories attached to the tab bar - Zoom transitions for fluid navigation - Native sheet footers (experimental) I wrote a full breakdown with code examples and video demos of these features in my blog (link below 👇)

Expo Router just unlocked a new level of native on iOS 🚀 For years, cross-platform meant tradeoffs. Your app worked everywhere, but it never felt quite right. That gap is finally closing. With the latest version of Expo Router, native iOS APIs are now exposed declaratively. No UIKit wrestling. No fake UI. If you want your app to feel truly native on iOS, these are the APIs you should be using: - Native Tabs (real system tab bar) - Stack Toolbar (native header controls) - Bottom toolbars with placement=“bottom” - Bottom accessories attached to the tab bar - Zoom transitions for fluid navigation - Native sheet footers (experimental) I wrote a full breakdown with code examples and video demos of these features in my blog (link below 👇)

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React Native hasn't shipped a new UI primitive in years. No slider. No date picker. No segmented control. So you install a community package and pray it survives your next upgrade. Expo UI kills that. Real native SwiftUI + Jetpack Compose components, written in JSX. 30-min crash course on how it actually works, some of my best teaching yet 👇

React Native hasn't shipped a new UI primitive in years. No slider. No date picker. No segmented control. So you install a community package and pray it survives your next upgrade. Expo UI kills that. Real native SwiftUI + Jetpack Compose components, written in JSX. 30-min crash course on how it actually works, some of my best teaching yet 👇

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How to install and use Expo Skills in 23 seconds

How to install and use Expo Skills in 23 seconds

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You can now extend Expo UI's SwiftUI with custom views and modifiers! 🚀 This means you have full native freedom! Check the demo 👇

You can now extend Expo UI's SwiftUI with custom views and modifiers! 🚀 This means you have full native freedom! Check the demo 👇

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Xcode 27 ships with the xcode-tools MCP server which allows your agent to interact with the simulator. This helps agents validate that the feature actually works (video is at 4x speed)

Xcode 27 ships with the xcode-tools MCP server which allows your agent to interact with the simulator. This helps agents validate that the feature actually works (video is at 4x speed)

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I've been building my Habit Tracker with Fable 5 + GPT-5.6 Sol, and it's the first time AI-generated code has started to feel like a real product Already shipping: • Local-first • Widgets (live updates) • NFC habits • Context menus • Sortable habits • Custom themes • Push notifications with actions • Clean onboarding • Dark mode It's still far from perfect, but the quality of the generated code is a noticeable step up from previous models

I've been building my Habit Tracker with Fable 5 + GPT-5.6 Sol, and it's the first time AI-generated code has started to feel like a real product Already shipping: • Local-first • Widgets (live updates) • NFC habits • Context menus • Sortable habits • Custom themes • Push notifications with actions • Clean onboarding • Dark mode It's still far from perfect, but the quality of the generated code is a noticeable step up from previous models

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How to rank #1 in the app store, even if you have 100+ competitors Most app names solve memorability OR discoverability. The good ones solve both, and they do it in two different places. Here's how to craft one for your app: - Make it short, 3 to 10 letters. - Google it first to make sure nobody else is using it. - Check if the domain is available. - Keep the searchable keywords in the subtitle. When I launched my app the name was "AI Tattoo Generator" After realizing my mistake, I landed on "Inkigo - AI Tattoo Try-On" Searching Inkigo puts me in the #1 result And people searching for an AI tattoo generator still find the app.

How to rank #1 in the app store, even if you have 100+ competitors Most app names solve memorability OR discoverability. The good ones solve both, and they do it in two different places. Here's how to craft one for your app: - Make it short, 3 to 10 letters. - Google it first to make sure nobody else is using it. - Check if the domain is available. - Keep the searchable keywords in the subtitle. When I launched my app the name was "AI Tattoo Generator" After realizing my mistake, I landed on "Inkigo - AI Tattoo Try-On" Searching Inkigo puts me in the #1 result And people searching for an AI tattoo generator still find the app.

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🚀 Introducing App Icon Agent Skill An Agent Skill that fully automates generating an app icon from a single prompt, compatible with iOS 26 (new .icon format) and Android. Check it out 👇

🚀 Introducing App Icon Agent Skill An Agent Skill that fully automates generating an app icon from a single prompt, compatible with iOS 26 (new .icon format) and Android. Check it out 👇

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📢 Android widgets have been achieved internally!

📢 Android widgets have been achieved internally!

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Since everyone is asking about Android, here's a demo using plain useState versus the useNativeState hook. TBH I don't really see a difference on Android, but on iOS useNativeState makes a huge difference. source code below 👇

Since everyone is asking about Android, here's a demo using plain useState versus the useNativeState hook. TBH I don't really see a difference on Android, but on iOS useNativeState makes a huge difference. source code below 👇

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Introducing QuickPush 2.0 🚀 A lightweight macOS menu bar utility for testing and debugging push notifications and Live Activities ✅ Expo Notifications ✅ Live Activities support (start, update, end) ✅ Native APNs support ✅ FCM support ✅ Save & reuse tokens ✅ Copy cURL commands ✅ View response JSON - APNs/FCM/Expo responses ✅ New keyboard shortcuts ✅ Check receipts ✅ Open Source

Introducing QuickPush 2.0 🚀 A lightweight macOS menu bar utility for testing and debugging push notifications and Live Activities ✅ Expo Notifications ✅ Live Activities support (start, update, end) ✅ Native APNs support ✅ FCM support ✅ Save & reuse tokens ✅ Copy cURL commands ✅ View response JSON - APNs/FCM/Expo responses ✅ New keyboard shortcuts ✅ Check receipts ✅ Open Source

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I’m working on a new video about performance in Expo apps — and I’ve got to say, by far the most impressive technique I’ve found is digging into React Native Worklets (from Software Mansion). Realizing you can offload heavy computations into a custom runtime to keep your JS thread free and your app responsive just blew my mind. It feels like you can generate CPU power out of nowhere 😅 Stay tuned!

I’m working on a new video about performance in Expo apps — and I’ve got to say, by far the most impressive technique I’ve found is digging into React Native Worklets (from Software Mansion). Realizing you can offload heavy computations into a custom runtime to keep your JS thread free and your app responsive just blew my mind. It feels like you can generate CPU power out of nowhere 😅 Stay tuned!

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5 Expo SDK 56 Features Every React Native Dev Needs to Know

5 Expo SDK 56 Features Every React Native Dev Needs to Know

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How to add haptic feedback to your Expo Router Native Tabs in 70 seconds 👇 Full blog with code examples below

How to add haptic feedback to your Expo Router Native Tabs in 70 seconds 👇 Full blog with code examples below

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🏎️ React Native precompiled SDK 53 vs SDK 54 Speed Test In a real app from one of my projects

🏎️ React Native precompiled SDK 53 vs SDK 54 Speed Test In a real app from one of my projects

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