React Native

I hadn't used the Expo Router before because its API was not stable at the beginning. 

However, after experimenting with it recently, I found I can easily turn my app into a website. The downside is no server side rendering yet, the client bundle will be quite large.

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you mean serve the website? I am doing on my own server now

wow. this is massive

where are you going to serve this from?

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Honestly, I still want to use Next.js right now 😅 RSC for React Native looks promising, but it needs more time to mature. 

SSR coming with RSC https://youtu.be/BK2xbPW2uUU?feature=shared

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I might give up on building a website with Expo. Not as good as I thought...😅😅

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For social website, you have to care about SEO

Everything under 10M is not too big for most clients out there especially if the code chunks are split well to take advantage of caching. 

SSR is not always the best choice, it really depends but generally a SPA is much better then having nothing.

OpenAI migrated the site to SPA only(probably to reduce costs), SSR benefits are minimal mostly SEO and some potentially performance for clients, the downside is additional cost for doing the server rendering.

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Actually I learn from degencast code base...😂 😂

with your suggestion. I am learning expo and building something🫡

What navigation lib do you use for your app rn?