Cedric van Putten
Cedric is an engineer at Expo, primarily focusing on devtooling and developer experience. If you interacted with the Expo CLI, tried to set up a monorepo, used the Expo Tools vscode extension, tried out a Snack, or found Expo Atlas, you've already used some of his work.
Breaking through the Browser Barrier (With Expo)
React Advanced Conference 2024
Upcoming
Breaking through the Browser Barrier (With Expo)
With over 1.13 billion websites worldwide, itʼs clear that cross-platform
development is popular. However, with 60.74% of people preferring mobile
devices over desktops for internet access, providing a polished UX can be
challenging when using only websites.
In this talk, Iʼll demonstrate how developers can use Expo to bring their web-only
products closer to their users. Starting with a fictional web-only product, Iʼll
incrementally reuse the code and run it on iOS and Android using both the existing
web code and platform-native elements. Depending on our demo readiness during
the conference, this may include a new experimental feature of the Expo Router
called DOM Routes that helps developers in this process.
development is popular. However, with 60.74% of people preferring mobile
devices over desktops for internet access, providing a polished UX can be
challenging when using only websites.
In this talk, Iʼll demonstrate how developers can use Expo to bring their web-only
products closer to their users. Starting with a fictional web-only product, Iʼll
incrementally reuse the code and run it on iOS and Android using both the existing
web code and platform-native elements. Depending on our demo readiness during
the conference, this may include a new experimental feature of the Expo Router
called DOM Routes that helps developers in this process.