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●PLAY — Google Play's target API level deadline passed on August 31. Whether the project your builder generates has kept pace is worth verifying yourself rather than assuming●POLICY — Play has sharpened its definition of a low-value app: rehashes of existing apps, or thin wrappers around a third-party model with no useful function of their own●DATA — User Data requirements apply to third-party AI integrations too. Disclosing what gets sent to an external model is the responsibility of whoever publishes the app●APPLE — Enforcement of Guideline 2.5.2 has tightened around apps that execute arbitrary code at runtime, putting the line between a tool and an app under closer scrutiny●BUILD — Compiling a signed native binary server-side through a reproducible pipeline sits outside 2.5.2, and the technical distinction is worth stating precisely●IOS — iOS 27 reaches general release in September, supporting iPhone 11 and later. Building the device check into an annual routine takes the surprise out of it●PLAY — Google Play's target API level deadline passed on August 31. Whether the project your builder generates has kept pace is worth verifying yourself rather than assuming●POLICY — Play has sharpened its definition of a low-value app: rehashes of existing apps, or thin wrappers around a third-party model with no useful function of their own●DATA — User Data requirements apply to third-party AI integrations too. Disclosing what gets sent to an external model is the responsibility of whoever publishes the app●APPLE — Enforcement of Guideline 2.5.2 has tightened around apps that execute arbitrary code at runtime, putting the line between a tool and an app under closer scrutiny●BUILD — Compiling a signed native binary server-side through a reproducible pipeline sits outside 2.5.2, and the technical distinction is worth stating precisely●IOS — iOS 27 reaches general release in September, supporting iPhone 11 and later. Building the device check into an annual routine takes the surprise out of it
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⬡ Rork Dev/2026-03-15Intermediate

Getting Started with Latest Performance Optimization Techniques in Expo SDK 55

Comprehensive guide to Expo SDK 55's Hermes V1, EAS build caching, and modal improvements. Learn the latest performance optimization techniques with implementation examples.

◈ Rork Basics/2026-03-15Advanced

React Native + Expo AI Agent-Driven Development Mastery: Implementation Patterns, Case Studies, and Production Deployment

Ultimate guide to AI agent-driven development (Claude, etc.) in React Native and Expo. Covers implementation patterns, code generation, prompt engineering, production deployment, and troubleshooting. 8,000+ words of practical tutorial.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-03-14Advanced

Moving Six Apps to EAS CI/CD — EAS Build, OTA Updates, and GitHub Actions in Practice

How I moved the build and release pipeline for six indie apps to Expo Application Services: EAS Build for iOS and Android, OTA updates with EAS Update, GitHub Actions integration, and honest notes on free-tier limits.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-03-10Intermediate

Deep Dive: Rork's React Native + Expo Architecture

Understand how Rork leverages React Native and Expo for cross-platform app development with clean architecture patterns.

◈ Rork Basics/2026-03-10Beginner

What Rork Can Actually Build — Scope, Limits, and Choosing Between React Native and Rork Max

Rork turns natural-language prompts into iOS and Android apps. Here is what you actually get (a downloadable Expo project), how to choose between the React Native version and Rork Max, how far the free tier goes, and where no-code stops.