Expo Go

Love expo and expo go

I’ve been using expo Go for years and I never had a problem,

Thats really not good

The date scrolling feature doesn’t work anymore and there’s no support to ask for help!

Amazing app, I’ve been using for quite some time.

Nbn

Expo takes so many of the headaches out of react native development and their new EAS service let’s for easy ejection to accommodate natural limitations such as in app payments rather than trying to bend them to the point it becomes more convoluted. Props to the whole team trying to make React Native more accessible for everyone and they do it for free - that’s incredible by any standards.

Many people have been complaining about the QR code scanning not being available. This is now a feature in both 3rd party apps and the main iOS camera app! If you need to open the QR code, just point the camera at in the camera app and tap the notification. As for use with developing, I find it extremely great for even low-skill programmers like me. I made an app using react native and expo which is now on the App Store (search “Crisps!”) and it was relatively easy to create throughout development (aside from a small error on my part with the building of the JavaScript taking too long). The instant reload feature (where the changes made in the code apply to the app view on the phone immediately) was useful for debugging the UI but some code changes didn’t apply until a manual refresh. Overall, I am very happy with this tool! Even if it isn’t entirely perfect.

10/10 this app is amazing, make it blow up and go viral!

At one stage, Expo made it easy to develop, collaborate and release React Native apps, but now seem to have lost their way. 1. Lagging features We constantly find Expo to be lacking essential functionality that a native app would require, causing us to have to constantly having to consider ejecting from the Expo framework. - WebRTC support - Force touch/3D touch - Sharing links and images back to your app 2. Waning development Expo were way ahead in pushing a new paradigm of consolidated development, providing a mind-blowing environment to teams releasing apps to multiple platforms. No longer. - Collaborations are dead. Expo had the ability to collaborate on development by viewing projects from other users, in a hot-reloading kind of way. This has gone away. - Expo had amazing tunnelling. This no longer works. - Slow responses and uninteresting progress. Sadly, Expo seems to feel largely abandoned as a concept— incredibly disappointing indeed.