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Mon Jun 291 post
Thu Jun 251 post
How to make the case for a mobile app at your company
Here's the data and direction you need in order to convince your company to build a mobile app.
Tue Jun 231 post
How to apply professional design principles in AI app development
Vibe-coded apps all look the same. Here are eight design principles that will give you the vocabulary to critique AI output and ship something that stands out.
Thu Jun 181 post
iOS widgets and Live Activities are stable in Expo SDK 56
SDK 56 promotes expo-widgets to stable. Build home screen widgets and Lock Screen Live Activities as React components, with no SwiftUI required.
Sat Jun 131 post
Best CI/CD for mobile apps in 2026: a practical comparison
Comparing EAS Workflows, Bitrise, Codemagic, GitHub Actions, and others on build speed, pricing, and what actually matters for mobile teams.
Thu Jun 111 post
Faster iOS Builds with Precompiled XCFrameworks
Starting with SDK 56, Expo packages on iOS ship as prebuilt XCFrameworks, so clean iOS builds skip compiling 70+ packages from source.
Wed Jun 101 post
How a Kotlin compiler plugin cut Android time to first render by 30%
A new Kotlin compiler plugin in SDK 56 strips reflection from Expo Modules on Android: 70% faster init, no code changes for app developers.
Tue Jun 91 post
Moving away from @expo/vector-icons
We cut our repro app's bundle by 4 MB by switching from @expo/vector-icons to @react-native-vector-icons. Here's why we now recommend the change.
Fri Jun 51 post
What happened at AppJS 2026? Highlights, new products, and plans for the future
A recap of the Expo talks from App.js 2026, including a full year of releases and Expo Observe, our new production performance library now in public beta.
Thu Jun 41 post
Talking to JSI in Swift: what changed in SDK 56
In SDK 56, Expo's native modules call JSI directly on Apple platforms. The Objective-C++ layer is gone, and calls are 1.6–2.3x faster.
Tue Jun 21 post
Native code in Expo SDK 56: inline modules and type generation
Write Swift and Kotlin modules right next to your app files, then let SDK 56 generate the matching TypeScript interfaces automatically.