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June 17, 2025
React Native Resources, Tutorials and Guides
React Native lets you build iOS and Android apps with one React codebase. This hub gathers guides on cross-platform development, Expo, navigation, native modules, and shipping mobile apps efficiently.
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Start with Expo unless you have a concrete reason not to — it removes most of the native toolchain pain for newcomers.
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Should I use Expo or bare React Native?▾
Expo is the recommended starting point — it handles the native build tooling, offers a rich SDK, and now supports custom native code via config plugins. Choose bare React Native only when you have specific native requirements Expo can't meet.
Is React Native truly cross-platform?▾
Yes, a large share of code is shared across iOS and Android, though you'll still handle platform-specific styling and occasionally native modules. It's far more efficient than maintaining two fully separate native apps.