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The document discusses Expo Go, a free, open-source sandbox app for learning and experimenting with React Native on Android and iOS. It can be installed directly from app stores and allows getting up and running quickly without needing to install native toolchains or compile apps, though it is not recommended for production apps.

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Expo Go - Expo Documentation

The document discusses Expo Go, a free, open-source sandbox app for learning and experimenting with React Native on Android and iOS. It can be installed directly from app stores and allows getting up and running quickly without needing to install native toolchains or compile apps, though it is not recommended for production apps.

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Home Expo Go Install Expo Go on your device
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Guides Learn about Expo Go, the free, open-source sandbox app for learning and experimenting with React Native on Android and iOS. Log in with your Expo account
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Learn Expo Go is a free, open-source sandbox for learning and experimenting with React Native on Android and iOS devices. You can install it directly
from app stores, and get up and running within minutes — no need to install a native toolchain and compile an app.
Overview Expo Go is not recommended for building production-quality apps — use development builds instead. It's also not recommended for
deploying/distributing apps. That said, everything you learn while working in Expo Go will be transferable to development builds, and you're likely to
Get started come back to Expo Go along your journey when you want to try new ideas in a quick new project sandbox. It's a great place to start!
Installation
Expo Go Install Expo Go on your device
Create a project It is available on both the Android Play Store and iOS App Store.
Develop Android Play Store - Android Lollipop (5) and greater
Project structure iOS App Store - iOS 13 and greater
User interface When you run npx expo start in your project, Expo CLI starts a development server and generates a QR code. On Android, you can open the Expo
Development builds Go app on your device and scan the QR code to connect to the dev server. On iOS, use the device's camera to scan the QR code.
Config plugins Terminal Copy
Debugging
Authentication - npx expo start

Unit testing
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Distributing apps for review SDK versions
Open updates with Orbit Expo Go supports multiple SDK versions. A new Expo SDK version is released approximately three times each year. Each time a new version is
Deploy added to Expo Go, an old version is dropped. You can see the supported SDK versions in the Expo Go app by navigating to the settings page.

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