Mauro Garcia

Love to hear this kind of feedback after taking the time to write these articles :D Thanks Duy, you made my day :)

Gracias Nat! Segun la documentacion de Expo, no cuenta actualmente con soporte para web. https://docs.expo.dev/versions/latest/sdk/map-view/ De todas formas si estas construyendo una universal app, podes utilizar este approach para mobile, y luego proveer una implementacion especifica para web.

Thanks for the feedback, Matthew! I'll keep this in mind for the upcoming articles. Cheers!

Yes, you are not alone. V7 is not supported on React Native yet. But I will update this guide as soon as it’s released.

Thanks! Yes! In fact I already published another post covering how to setup storybook web and mobile in the same repo. https://blog.spirokit.com/setting-up-storybook-web-and-native-with-expo-router-v2-sdk-49-and-typescript

I'm glad to hear that it worked with Expo. Didn't try it with bare React Native. Could you tell me if you were getting a specific error? Or just didn't appear without error messages? Thanks for the feedback!

Glad to help, David! And thanks for your comment about the alternative. I implemented the .env file that way for 2 main reasons: 1 - It works on any OS, including Windows 2 - I wanted to experiment with the new Expo env variables support Adding the env flags directly in the package.json may be convenient, but I'll need to use cross-env or something similar so it can work on Windows.

You are welcome! I'm glad to hear it was useful :)

Carlos Hey Carlos! Just wanted to let you know that I just published the new universal app template. Upgraded with SpiroKit v2, Expo SDK 49, and all the good stuff :D I also updated this blog post to include that template in the list. Let me know how that goes. Cheers!

I'll keep you posted about the progress with the universal template. should be ready soon!