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The React Native team now officially recommends using the Expo framework for new projects. Expo offers extensive native libraries, simplified routing, and better native code management, making it a top choice for most developers. Additionally, managing API keys efficiently is crucial for security, with tools like Zero providing centralized management. Tinybase released a new version focusing on data sync functionality, and there are other noteworthy updates in the developer community, including Deno's new features and insights into performance benchmarking.

React Native makes it official

I don’t use expo system. recently was working on an app using expo and reanimated library was causing a lot issues. In the end, had to move to react-native-cli

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Yeah, right….wish you luck in life

You can start with Expo and eject when it does not meet your needs anymore (;

Never done Native before, had to build an app for our latest project it was already scaffolded using Expo, and man, I couldn’t believe how quickly we had a prod-ready thing.