Apps Built with Expo
Expo removes the part of React Native development that used to stop people: the native toolchain. You can build, run and ship an app without installing Xcode or wrestling Android Studio, which lowers the barrier substantially for developers who do not own a Mac, a common situation and a real constraint on who gets to build iOS apps at all. Its managed build service compiles in the cloud, so a developer on a modest laptop can produce a release binary. Over-the-air updates let teams push JavaScript fixes straight to users, bypassing store review, which matters when a local payment provider changes an API without warning. The historical limitation around native modules has largely been addressed by development builds. Browse the apps built with Expo below.
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Vue.js Frequently asked questions
- Can I build an iOS app without a Mac?
- With Expo's cloud build service, yes. That removes a significant hardware barrier for developers who cannot justify buying a Mac.
- What are over-the-air updates good for?
- Pushing JavaScript fixes to users without waiting for app store review, valuable when an integration breaks and needs a same-day fix.