We'll flesh out documentation for this👍This isn't a new issue, its the same specificity issue that Next.js users may encounter.

Tailwind-to-stylex is a great alternative to twnrc. If you only use a subset of Tailwind CSS, this could be a great fit

Bikeshedding on the name: <native.div /> would have been nice, or even just <react.div />.

I do think 'html' is going to turn away unaware developers

There's a subtle difference between this example and the NativeWind className one. If there is a 3rd party library you like but you wish it was animated - just pass it the animated className. This inversion of control allows NativeWind's styling to be very flexible

Want to blow people's minds?🤯

Have different duration & easing for the in/out😉

`duration-500 ease-out active:duration-200 active:ease-in-out`

Do people like this API? Ignore the `useStyles()` hook you could just use the className obj directly.

This is possible now, the helper just isn't exported.

Just finished a huge NativeWind v4 refactor to remove the last React 'hacks'. This has taken much longer than I expected.

Fingers crossed the testing goes well and I can get a release our shortly.

Great video demonstrating API routes. API routes are not just about giving your app a back-end, they give SaaS companies a uniform interface for their React SDKs. And chat immediately mention tRPC😀API routes give more freedom to RN devs to pick the best tool for their needs

🚀 Expo Router v3 is here—Full-stack React for iOS, Android, and web!

◆ API Routes (beta)
◆ Bundle splitting
◆ 30% smaller, 2x faster web exports
◆ Router testing library
◆ New <Link /> props
◆ Tailwind and Sentry support

How are people debugging React Server Components? Are you using two inspectors, or is there someway to unify the debugging experience?

Back home! I escaped the Brissie storms & floods by road trippin into central NSW. Now to catch up on everything I planned to do over the break...

Introducing @Expo Router v3 Beta

◆ Build server endpoints with API Routes
◆ Bundle splitting for web
◆ 2x Faster web exports
◆ Customizable app/ directory
◆ Not Found Routes
◆ Auto font optimizations
◆ Hot reloading for Tailwind

Learn more ↓
blog.expo.dev/expo-router-v3…

Everyone wants Radix UI for React Native, but I think its too dependant on React DOM. I'm personally eyeing off Zag.js / Ark™ which are more framework agnostic and seem more suited to handle platform differences

Testing other styling frameworks with React Native. This time its Panda CSS!

No video, only the basics are working. I need to update the CSS parser to support CSS imports & layers, and fast-refresh isn't great.

But I'm happy its possible - what other frameworks should I test?