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A React Native (Expo) task management application featuring advanced state synchronization, secure authentication, dual-layer token rotation, and clean modular architecture. Built using the react-native-boilerplate project as a solid foundation.

A React Native boilerplate providing the core architecture for new apps. The project includes a sample ruleset for developing solutions using an AI tool. You can quickly connect your API and start coding. It's available via NPM (npx create-rn-expo-starter).

React Under the Hood #3: The True Face of Expo, Prebuild, and Universal Routing

When building apps with React Native, leveraging the underlying power of C++ and JSI is fantastic. However, when it comes to adding device-specific notification permissions, linking camera modules, or preparing the app for the store, you might suddenly find yourself lost in a sea of Objective-C and Java files. Historically, the React Native world offered two choices: either stick with Expo and forfeit certain native features, or "eject" your project and confront the chaos of native directories. Today, however, Expo has resolved this dilemma with a groundbreaking approach to software architecture: Continuous Native Generation. But how exactly?

React Under the Hood #2: JSI, the C++ Layer, and the Leap into the Native World

In this article, we explore how React Native breaks out of the JavaScript world and dives into the depths of the operating system (the Native layer), and how this process has evolved over the years.

React Under the Hood #1: Virtual DOM and Fiber Architecture

In this article, we explore the logic behind the Virtual DOM, which is synonymous with React's performance, how the code we write transforms behind the scenes, and the inner workings of the React Fiber engine that keeps this structure up to date.