The nook codebase is now open source. Note that you won't be able to run nook (due to infra requirements), but you can still use it as a reference for your own apps if you wish.

The nook codebase is now open source. Note that you won't be able to run nook (due to infra requirements), but you can still use it as a reference for your own apps if you wish.

https://github.com/nook-app/nook

/glimmer /nook / prev: manifold.xyz opensea.io

very cool. any reason you went with a next app for web instead of using expo web if you're already using expo router?

interesting. i previously had a cra react app that shared some code and components with the native expo app but it was still a hassle to port features from mobile to web so i discontinued the web app after the farcaster integration on mobile. now planning on rebuilding the web app soon to use the same codebase as the native app and was thinking about using expo web.

Better performance since next is built for web, tamagui allows for easily reusing the components across web and native so wasn’t much additional work