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So in the same way you’d server-render a traditional web app using a meta-framework (SvelteKit, Next, Next.js, etc.) and a cloud host (Netlify, Vercel, AWS, etc.), Expo is now becoming a meta-framework lets you host “server-side rendered” React Native apps using their new cloud host, Expo Application Services.

Seems like this will be a pretty huge paradigm shift for the mobile-rendered world.

So in the same way you’d server-render a traditional web app using a meta-framework (SvelteKit, Next, Next.js, etc.) and a cloud host (Netlify, Vercel, AWS, etc.), Expo is now becoming a meta-framework lets you host “server-side rendered” React Native apps using their new cloud host, Expo Application Services.

Seems like this will be a pretty huge paradigm shift for the mobile-rendered world.

https://expo.dev/blog/expo-announces-eas-hosting-service

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