Understand the different ways to build your React Native app with Expo including Expo Go, how prebuilds work, and how to use native tools like Xcode and Android Studio or the EAS cloud builds!

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00:00 Basics with Expo Go
02:25 Expo Prebuild
10:23 Building with Xcode
16:39 Building through Android Studio
22:33 Expo Application Services (EAS)
34:40 Additional Course

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This post explains the different ways to build a React Native app with Expo, including Expo Go, Expo Prebuild, Android Studio, and Xcode. It highlights the ease of using Expo Go for quick testing, but also mentions the downsides. It then delves into using Expo Prebuild to create a native project and the flexibility it offers. The post also introduces EAS (Expo Application Services) as a hosted service for building app binaries for Expo and React Native projects, mentioning the benefits of using EAS for frequent updates and simplified app distribution.

Every Way to Build your React Native App with Expo | Expo Go, Prebuild, Xcode, Android Studio & EAS

<p>In my opinion: If you need to build a mobile app, use React Native with Expo. Its so incredibly easy. Especially the Update process.
The entire developer experience is first class.</p>
