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best way to scaffold a react native app? is Lovable, Bolt, or Cursor particularly good at setting one up?

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`npx create-expo-app@latest`

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Since no one directly answered the question: for getting bootstrapped it's fine but, much like every other app I built off of Bolt or Lovable, eventually the prompting in the web app breaks down and you need to move it into cursor. I haven't spent a ton of time but it did unblock me from needing to bootstrap and I found that at least useful. I personally come from a pretty strong React background but a really weak React Native one

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After doing expo create cursor does pretty good

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https://rork.app/ or just use Claude Code

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I tried cursor + Claude yesterday. It failed hard. I think using templates and starter scripts is the best approach.

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i used cursor to build Windows 95 in the browser, been vibecoding for a year+ spend some time talking through the architecture, key features, & implementation details with Claude, GPT, etc. once you’ve got a good spec of the requirements, tell it to create instructions for an AI coding assistant to scaffold your project should get you most of the way there in the first few Cursor prompts if it’s not overly complex and you really nailed the instructions

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Cursor is the best way because it's a local ide. Makes it easier to test, deploy, etc. All the online builders are great for MVP's and quick apps but it can get very unusable after a bit

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