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Use at the start of any React Native or Expo task to lock in foundational choices: Expo managed workflow as default, latest Expo SDK with New Architecture ON, TypeScript, npm. Triggers on: "starting a new RN/Expo project", "what is the right architecture for an Expo app", "managed vs bare workflow", questions about Fabric/Hermes/JSI/New Architecture, "differences between RN and React web". Also triggers as a precondition when any other rn-* skill is selected and project setup is unclear. Not for: styling (rn-styling), navigation (rn-expo-router), data (rn-data-fetching).

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rn-fundamentals — foundational rules for React Native + Expo

This skill is the prerequisite read for any RN/Expo work. It sets the four non-negotiables and points you to deeper concept material when needed.

The 4 non-negotiables

Expo managed workflow is the default. Bare workflow / react-native init only if there is a documented native dependency Expo cannot wrap.
Latest stable Expo SDK at bootstrap time, with New Architecture ON (newArchEnabled: true in app.json). Hermes is the default JS engine — leave it on.
TypeScript is mandatory. Template blank-typescript. tsconfig.json extends expo/tsconfig.base.
npm is the package manager (matches Expo defaults and npx create-expo-app). No Yarn, no pnpm in this set.

Quick decision tree

"Should I use Expo or bare RN?" → references/decision-tree.md
"What versions am I targeting?" → references/stack-defaults.md
"Why does X behave differently than React on the web?" → references/concepts.md
"Is this an OK pattern at the foundational level?" → references/patterns.md

Common anti-patterns (NEVER do)

❌ npx react-native init when Expo managed would have worked — Expo is the default.
❌ Leaving New Architecture OFF on a new project — opt out only with a written reason.
❌ Mixing yarn and npm install in the same project.
❌ Pinning Expo SDK to a version older than the current stable without justification.

Sources

Course: codewithbeto.dev/rnCourse — lessons 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 12 + "Introduction" module (free).
Official: https://reactnative.dev/architecture/landing-page
Official: https://docs.expo.dev/get-started/introduction/

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rn-fundamentals

description

rn-fundamentals — foundational rules for React Native + Expo

This skill is the prerequisite read for any RN/Expo work. It sets the four non-negotiables and points you to deeper concept material when needed.

The 4 non-negotiables

Expo managed workflow is the default. Bare workflow / react-native init only if there is a documented native dependency Expo cannot wrap.
Latest stable Expo SDK at bootstrap time, with New Architecture ON (newArchEnabled: true in app.json). Hermes is the default JS engine — leave it on.
TypeScript is mandatory. Template blank-typescript. tsconfig.json extends expo/tsconfig.base.
npm is the package manager (matches Expo defaults and npx create-expo-app). No Yarn, no pnpm in this set.

Quick decision tree

"Should I use Expo or bare RN?" → references/decision-tree.md
"What versions am I targeting?" → references/stack-defaults.md
"Why does X behave differently than React on the web?" → references/concepts.md
"Is this an OK pattern at the foundational level?" → references/patterns.md

Common anti-patterns (NEVER do)

❌ npx react-native init when Expo managed would have worked — Expo is the default.
❌ Leaving New Architecture OFF on a new project — opt out only with a written reason.
❌ Mixing yarn and npm install in the same project.
❌ Pinning Expo SDK to a version older than the current stable without justification.

Sources

Course: codewithbeto.dev/rnCourse — lessons 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 12 + "Introduction" module (free).
Official: https://reactnative.dev/architecture/landing-page
Official: https://docs.expo.dev/get-started/introduction/