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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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wow. this is massive where are you going to serve this from?
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you mean serve the website? I am doing on my own server now
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can you go a bit into how it all works? how does expo fit into the picture? i also want to serve from my own server but not sure how to fit all the pieces together do you have a hub running on that server also?
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you can build website with expo, https://docs.expo.dev/workflow/web/ similar to nextjs or other frameworks, you can deploy the website into a server. If you want to do self deploy, you can try https://coolify.io/ which is opensource and cheap. I didn't run a hub now, I am using neynar api.
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