phil 🫠
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phil 🫠
@_philpl
https://t.co/QmJOXJ4mSf on 🦋 • dev tools at @expo 𝝠 • 🗻 n+1 GraphQL/TS/React projects • 🔨 gql.tada, urql • 🐙 https://t.co/Ds9MkaBefU & https://t.co/aZl2NeIJGb
London Katılım Temmuz 2012
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@_arupbasak_ @zeddotdev @expo hm I tested compact codes before on Zed and it worked. looks like they'll regressed on rendering sextant terminal chars
will disable that in an expo cli update for now
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@zeddotdev Zed cant load QR code of @expo, I think this issue need to fix
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@birch_js @Baconbrix @vayzenburger would be best to check against the PRs that upgraded main to 0.84 and then compare to the ones that did 0.85
technically the odd releases are marked as no *user-facing* breaking changes in RN so I'd start with 56 and go from there
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@Baconbrix @vayzenburger expo-template-bare-minimum jumps from React Native 0.83 (SDK 55) to 0.85 (SDK 56). Which SDK would be best for React Native 0.84? Should I always choose the higher SDK in such case?
Asking for the sake of out-of-tree platforms that have a lagging release schedule.
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Expo SDK 56 is here 🚀
Massive performance improvements for Expo CLI — especially in sandboxes and with agents!
⬦ JS exports are ~20% faster
⬦ iOS builds are now ~1 minute faster
⬦ Android builds are ~2.8x faster
Expo@expo
Expo SDK 56 is out 🙌 ◆ Expo UI is stable on iOS and Android ◆ iOS builds 16% faster, plus another 20% on EAS from precompiled community libs ◆ Android cold starts 40% faster ◆ Expo Router decoupled from React Navigation ◆ Inline native modules: write Swift and Kotlin right next to your TypeScript ◆ Hermes v1 by default ◆ Bytecode diffing on by default (~58% smaller OTA updates) ◆ iOS Widgets stable ◆ React Native 0.85 + React 19.2 It's been two months since SDK 55, and we packed in everything we could fit. Your iOS build times are going to thank you. Full changelog ↓
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@expo It’s nice but would be nicer to have expo go support it on iOS
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phil 🫠 retweetledi
Expo SDK 56 is out 🙌
◆ Expo UI is stable on iOS and Android
◆ iOS builds 16% faster, plus another 20% on EAS from precompiled community libs
◆ Android cold starts 40% faster
◆ Expo Router decoupled from React Navigation
◆ Inline native modules: write Swift and Kotlin right next to your TypeScript
◆ Hermes v1 by default
◆ Bytecode diffing on by default (~58% smaller OTA updates)
◆ iOS Widgets stable
◆ React Native 0.85 + React 19.2
It's been two months since SDK 55, and we packed in everything we could fit. Your iOS build times are going to thank you. Full changelog ↓
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@TomZarebczan @expo yep, the expo upgrade skill is already updated and the post itself has all other info expo.dev/expo-skills
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@expo Sweet, will need to upgrade! Is there an upgrade doc/skill?
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@iranivatandust @expo yes and no, Expo Go 55/56 is not public on the stores, so the version there is for 54, but newer versions are still obtainable: expo.dev/changelog/expo…
just some extra steps for the time being
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@devkatekar @expo reasonably shorter with: github.com/expo/skills/tr…
(and the advice from the RN Directory; plus doctor and autolinking. if you choose to use CNG, it's usually much easier now)
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@BenjaminKomen @expo it's supposed to be 3 a year, but 55 was delayed, and instead of carrying that delay indefinitely we pulled 56 ahead to get back on track
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The hard truth is that 1TB isn't going to cut it anymore.
Seems like I spend 30+ min every 2 weeks trying to figure out where all that space has gone
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@salemkode @expo we don't yet consult the packageManager field. instead, we're picking your package manager based on the lock files that are present. If you have duplicates (or temporarily used another) one will be used but the packageManager field is also checked by some and will then conflict
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@GroundControl it's getting there. experimental in 55, and 56 adds a few missing APIs, other pieces, and streaming SSR that @_hassankhan has been working on
docs.expo.dev/router/web/ser…
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If I'm building an Expo web app and I want to do SSR, what should I be doing?
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phil 🫠 retweetledi
machinen.dev - boot once, run everywhere.
A MicroVM that runs on hardware you already own.
Close your laptop and it hands off to another host.
Works across macOS, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. (aarch64)
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We just cut the SDK 56 beta 😅
◆ 50%+ faster iOS builds (precompiled XCFrameworks) ◆ 40% faster cold starts on Android
◆ Expo UI is stable
◆ iOS widgets are stable
◆ expo-router rebuilt from scratch
◆ Inline native modules
◆ Brownfield multi-app support
The obvious themes are speed and stability. But there are a lot of other interesting changes (like Expo Router decoupling itself form React Navigation). Get all the nuance and detail in the changelog below ↓
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would love to & help and forward internally, but I'm not convinced the issue is exact enough (beyond having a crash in common with a stack that contains Hermes, which doesn't mean your stack trace or cause will be identical)
can you open a new issue with a stack trace or send that over in the support ticket please? would likely speed up next steps or suggestions to investigate this. cheers!
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@amaan_1105 @expo there's an update on this here, if you mean Expo Go expo.dev/changelog/expo…
the tl;dr is we would if we could
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@iam_ikay1 @expo the testflight link is the workaround now, apart from custom development builds. more info here: expo.dev/changelog/expo…
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@expo I don’t have v55 update on the Apple App Store. What can I do?
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the underlying core is still shared with React Navigation and we're hoping to formalise and explicitly carve out shared principles and an overall here
for now, it's basically just a fork that'll start to diverge, but the same internals can be imported from expo-router
further along, we may make more changes, but will stay conscious of how this affects Expo apps' migration path
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@hirbod expo-router rewritten looks like it will be a tough upgrade? i use the js stack navigator from React Navigation a lot
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Can’t emphasize enough how much care and engineering went into every part of this release. What a time to be a mobile engineer. Christmas came early this year!
Expo@expo
We just cut the SDK 56 beta 😅 ◆ 50%+ faster iOS builds (precompiled XCFrameworks) ◆ 40% faster cold starts on Android ◆ Expo UI is stable ◆ iOS widgets are stable ◆ expo-router rebuilt from scratch ◆ Inline native modules ◆ Brownfield multi-app support The obvious themes are speed and stability. But there are a lot of other interesting changes (like Expo Router decoupling itself form React Navigation). Get all the nuance and detail in the changelog below ↓
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