#082 - Expo App Structure, NativeWind v5, Expo Live Activity, Native APIs with JS & React Native Buoy

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Simon GrimmSimon Grimm
ingalaxies

#082 - Expo App Structure, NativeWind v5, Expo Live Activity, Native APIs with JS & React Native Buoy

In Episode #082 of Rocket Ship, Simon dives into the latest in the React Native ecosystem—from app structure and component architecture to new tools and native integrations. You’ll hear about NativeWind v5, Expo Live Activity, direct native API access in JavaScript, and the rising React Native Buoy debugging tool. Along the way he shares personal wins (yes, a marathon!), updates on current projects, and peeks at what’s coming next. Whether you’re building production apps or just keeping up with the RN stack—there’s something here for you.
JavaScript
Mobile
React
27 min listen
#081 - Expo SDK 54, Expo Router v6 & Expo UI Beta for iOS with Beto Moedano

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Simon GrimmSimon Grimm
ingalaxies

#081 - Expo SDK 54, Expo Router v6 & Expo UI Beta for iOS with Beto Moedano

In this episode, Simon Grimm is joined by Alberto Moedano to explore the latest advancements in the Expo ecosystem: - Expo SDK 54: Introduction of React Native 0.81, featuring precompiled XCFrameworks for iOS, resulting in significantly reduced build times. - Expo Router v6: Enhanced routing capabilities, offering a more native feel for React developers. - Expo UI Beta for iOS: Integration with SwiftUI, including the new Liquid Glass design, providing a sleek and modern user interface. - Expo Maps: Discussion on the future direction and improvements in Expo Maps. - Snap AI: Insights into Alberto's tool, Snap AI, and its impact on the development workflow. The episode delves into these topics, highlighting the improvements and future directions in the Expo platform.
Developer Tools
Mobile
Development
1 hour 4 min listen
iOS 26 Safari, Material Support on the Web, and Fixing The Button Problem

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Dave RupertDave Rupert
inshoptalkshow

iOS 26 Safari, Material Support on the Web, and Fixing The Button Problem

In this episode, hosts Dave Rupert and Chris Coyier cover several topics central to modern web development: - The updates coming in Safari on iOS 26 and macOS 26, and what these changes might bring for web compatibility and features. - The idea of “material support” on the web—whether web platforms should natively support material design concepts and how that might affect CSS and UI design. - The role and timing of adopting TypeScript in a project: when it makes sense to introduce it and trade-offs to consider. - Approaches to avoid layout shifts in web pages—improving stability and user experience. - A deeper dive into “the button problem”—the challenges of designing clickable elements (buttons) that behave reliably across contexts. - When it might be appropriate to rebuild or refactor a tech stack entirely—how to assess when an overhaul is justified. Throughout their conversation, they balance strategic thinking (when to retool or rebuild) with practical considerations (CSS effects, layout stability, component design).
Web Development
CSS
Front End
TypeScript
54 min listen
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