In this video, I will be going over all the exciting updates that were announced on stage and everything that I’m thrilled about in the React Native and Expo ecosystem, including Expo Router V2, CSS in Native and running React Native Cross-Platform. Enjoy!

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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:21 - Where is the mobile industry going?
1:57 - Bluesky, build once and run everywhere
2:34 - Building universal apps for web AND mobile
4:55 - Expo Router V2 Announcement
6:03 - Auto Typed Routes
6:41 - Aliased Imports
7:39 - Static Web Generation
8:19 - Better SEO with Static Routes
9:02 - CSS in React Native
9:36 - Running React Native Cross-Platform
9:58 - React Native for Mac OS Announcement
10:50 - Menu Bar applications with React Native
11:12 - Running React Native on Linux and Raspberry Pi
11:25 - Where else is React Native being used?
11:51 - The New Architecture in React Native
13:57 - Recap
14:33 - app.js sponsor: notJust Development
14:55 - App from notJust Hackathon
15:33 - Outro

At the latest App.js Conference, key updates were announced for React Native and the Expo ecosystem, shaping the future of mobile development. Exciting new features, including Expo Router V2 and CSS support in Native, open up endless possibilities for universal app development. The Expo SDK 49 further expands capabilities with features like auto-typed route names, aliased imports, and both static and async routes.

The introduction of React Native 0.73 offers a more powerful navigation library, enabling deep linking and file-based navigation, alongside editor autocomplete and static file generation. Also, improvements were made in SEO and lazy loading, enhancing web app functionality.

Furthermore, thanks to the team at Microsoft and Meta, React Native is now coming to Windows, MacOS and Linux, giving the possibility to run a React Native application even on a Raspberry Pi!

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