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⬡ Rork Dev/2026-09-02Intermediate

I counted how many versions expo install starts recommending after one patch bump

What expo install recommends is tied to the patch version of expo itself. I measured the ledger diff against the npm registry, how far npm install drifts, and the one check worth adding to a generated project.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-08-17Advanced

When an Expo UI drop-in swap actually removes a dependency

Expo UI went stable in SDK 56 with drop-in replacements for eight community packages. Swapping one import does not always shrink your dependency list. Here is how to decide which swaps actually pay off, straight from the dependency graph.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-07-30Advanced

What Renovate may bump in an Expo app, and what it must never touch

Turning on automated dependency updates in a Rork-generated app also hands Renovate the 123 packages Expo SDK 57 pins. Measured on 2026-07-30, six of them sit a full major version behind npm latest. Here is how to generate the ignore list from the SDK instead of maintaining it by hand.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-06-17Advanced

Auditing the Dependencies Rork Generates: A Supply-Chain Hygiene Routine

Even a four-screen Rork app pulls in 900+ transitive dependencies. Before a vulnerability lands and you cannot tell which app is affected, build an audit habit with npm ls, npm audit, overrides, and depcheck — framed for running several apps at once.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-03-30Intermediate

Fixing Expo Dependency Errors in Rork Apps

A practical guide to resolving Expo dependency conflicts and errors in Rork-generated applications. Learn to fix version mismatches, installation failures, and compatibility issues.