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●SWIFTUI — New Rork projects are no longer Expo. iPhone is Swift and SwiftUI, Android is Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, Web is React. Existing Expo projects still build and ship●EXPO GO — On iOS, Expo Go now needs the same account signed in on both the terminal and the app before a QR code will launch anything. Android and development builds are unaffected●NOV 1 — Forty-eight days until the extension deadline for Google Play's target API 36 requirement. After November 2, non-compliant apps stop reaching new devices●SIGSEGV — Expo Go dies silently on some Samsung devices while expo-doctor reports a clean 20 out of 20. When every check is green, the adb log is where to look next●NEW — Is that API key sitting inside your app? When to use Rork environment variables and when to reach for a Supabase Edge Function●CREDITS — How far does it go, the promise that AI-side errors do not cost credits? Log what a day of asking for the same fix three times actually consumes, and the line starts to show●SWIFTUI — New Rork projects are no longer Expo. iPhone is Swift and SwiftUI, Android is Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, Web is React. Existing Expo projects still build and ship●EXPO GO — On iOS, Expo Go now needs the same account signed in on both the terminal and the app before a QR code will launch anything. Android and development builds are unaffected●NOV 1 — Forty-eight days until the extension deadline for Google Play's target API 36 requirement. After November 2, non-compliant apps stop reaching new devices●SIGSEGV — Expo Go dies silently on some Samsung devices while expo-doctor reports a clean 20 out of 20. When every check is green, the adb log is where to look next●NEW — Is that API key sitting inside your app? When to use Rork environment variables and when to reach for a Supabase Edge Function●CREDITS — How far does it go, the promise that AI-side errors do not cost credits? Log what a day of asking for the same fix three times actually consumes, and the line starts to show
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◈ Rork Basics/2026-09-14Intermediate

Rork No Longer Creates New Expo Projects: Keep Yours, or Rebuild It in SwiftUI?

You can no longer start an Expo project in Rork, but existing ones keep building and shipping. Here is how to decide whether to stay on Expo or rebuild in SwiftUI, and what quietly goes missing when you rebuild.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-06-13Advanced

Keeping a Rork-Built Expo App Ready for Kotlin Migration — Design Notes After Android Studio's Migration Agent Announcement

Android Studio's new agent can migrate React Native apps to native Kotlin. Here is how I restructured a Rork-built Expo app to stay migration-ready: a native dependency audit script, a portable core layer pattern, and a readiness checklist.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-03-27Advanced

Rork Max × Expo Modules API: Building and Distributing Custom Native Modules

Learn how to design, implement, test, and publish custom native modules using the Expo Modules API. Extend Rork Max with platform-specific features using Swift and Kotlin.