https://starter.obytes.com/ci-cd/overview/

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https://starter.obytes.com/ci-cd/overview/

All you need to know about the CI/CD of the starter.

https://starter.obytes.com/ci-cd/overview/

[elemusma]

How would I know when to use React Native with Expo vs native development? There are two features that I want to add onto an app that I wasn't sure if Expo was the best solution:
1.) Fitbit / Apple Watch Integration
2.) Crash detection

It needs to be cross-platform (Web, iOS, & Android).

Would Expo be the best solution or is it better to build with Swift and Java separately?

[EndLess728]

Is there any guide? I don't want to use tailwind css for my project. How can i completely remove it and use unistyles instead.

[bqfan]

I have tried many starters and found Obytes Starter is one of the best. However, it is not very friendly with React Native beginners as it only provides dozens of UI components. To use other UI components, you have to construct them by yourself.

To solve this problem, I have integrated gluestack-ui v2 and MaterialIcons into Obytes Starter, and it seems work well.

Here is the repository:
https://github.com/bqfan/react-native-template-obytes

[bqfan]

With gluestack-ui v2 and MaterialIcons, developers can easily add new UI components from gluestack-ui v2 and icons from MaterialIcons!

[aguang2024]

Hi, thank you very much for providing such a good project template. It is very good in all aspects. We are currently using it for development. However, we may not be very familiar with react-native. We found that the rendering speed of page switching is not very fast. Compared with the starter of Expo, there is a significant gap. Specifically, for the same page, there is a significant delay in switching tabs. What is the possible reason? We suspect that it is because of the use of nativewind, or there are too many components nested in [Providers] in the [_layout file]? Looking forward to your reply.