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Do you build on Expo, or bare React Native?
August 25, 2026
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Expo and EAS Build by default. It removes most of the code-signing pain and lets us ship JavaScript-only fixes as over-the-air updates instead of a full store resubmission. If a feature needs a native module Expo’s managed workflow doesn’t support, we drop to a bare workflow for that specific piece rather than the whole project — there’s rarely a good reason to give up the tooling entirely.
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