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A Pokedex that shows you all the pokemon and their movesets. Uses React Navigation.
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A simple meme generator that lets you pick from a few templates, your camera roll, or take a photo, and then add text to it, upload it to a server and share it with your friends :)
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A simple starter snack with instructions and boilerplate for setting up Firebase Realtime Database. Remember to change the config to use your own API keys!
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A Map Centered on your Current Location
An example of a map that centers on your current location and has a marker there. Works on iOS and Android, but not Web.
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A simple demo of a Tinder-styled UI component. Swipe Away!
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A full app with extensive demos of almost every Expo API. Check out the
src/screensfolder for easy access to a particular API screen. Android users can try it at https://expo.io/@community/native-component-list -
A full app with examples of a variety of different navigation patterns. Android users can try it at https://expo.io/@react-navigation/NavigationPlayground.
These examples are all out of date and may provide hints/starting points but probably will not work out of the box.
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An example Expo app that uses Hasura as a backend. A ready-in-5-minutes react-native app with authentication and data implemented.
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An example of uploading an image (for example, one taken with the camera or from the camera roll) over the network.
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An example of using the Google Vision API with Expo. Make sure you get and use your own API keys to make it work! You can try a demo at https://expo.io/@nikki/google-vision-expo-test
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A directory of fine brewpubs in Vancouver. Uses maps and smooth animations and list views and lots of nice UI touches.
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A course companion app for Harvard CS50. Uses video playing and file downloading.