●EXPO — EAS Observe now records native crashes (Oct 7). On SDK 57, update to 57.0.21 or later●RORK — GPT-6.1 Sol (Sep 29) and Claude Sonnet 5.5 (Sep 28) are now in the model menu●RN 0.88 — React Native 0.88.x is scheduled for Oct 12, 2 days left●Q&A — People keep asking why AuthSession returns no result in Android standalone builds●WINDOWS — A walkthrough shows how to ship an iPhone app from Windows only, with no Mac●NEW — When only notifications fail in Expo Go: three checks to run first●EXPO — EAS Observe now records native crashes (Oct 7). On SDK 57, update to 57.0.21 or later●RORK — GPT-6.1 Sol (Sep 29) and Claude Sonnet 5.5 (Sep 28) are now in the model menu●RN 0.88 — React Native 0.88.x is scheduled for Oct 12, 2 days left●Q&A — People keep asking why AuthSession returns no result in Android standalone builds●WINDOWS — A walkthrough shows how to ship an iPhone app from Windows only, with no Mac●NEW — When only notifications fail in Expo Go: three checks to run first

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When a Poisoned Cache Crashes Your App on Every Launch — Designing a Safe-Mode Boot Your Users Can Escape On Their Own

When a persisted cache goes bad and the app crashes at the same spot on every launch, the only option left to the user is to reinstall. This article designs a safe-mode boot for Expo (React Native): the app counts its own early crashes, confirms a launch only once it becomes interactive, and resets just the dangerous state in graduated steps.