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Snack - React Native in the browser

Write code in Expo's online editor and instantly use it on your phone.

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GitHub - expo/snack: Expo Snack lets you run Expo in the browser.

Expo Snack is an open-source platform for running React Native apps in the browser. It dynamically bundles and compiles code and runs it in the Expo Go or in a web-player. Code can be saved as "Snacks" and easily shared with others.

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Making an App with React Native and Expo - YouTube

August 24, 2021

Using Snack expo code React Online - YouTube

Ejecting an Expo Snack Project - YouTube

August 13, 2020

Mobile Development: React Native: Working with Expo Snack - YouTube

November 3, 2020

React Native - Using Expo Snack for Online Development - YouTube

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medium.com › @waadlingaadil › how-to-use-expo-snacks-in-react-native-lft-2-653853c9f503

How to use Expo Snacks in React Native: Lft #2 | by Aadil Mallick | Medium

January 5, 2023 - How to use Expo Snacks in React Native: Lft #2 Expo Snack is a great online tool for developing mobile apps with React Native — all in the browser. Let’s jump into how it works: If anyone is …

npmjs.com › package › react-native-snackbar

react-native-snackbar - npm

Material Design "Snackbar" component for Android and iOS.. Latest version: 2.9.0, last published: 6 months ago. Start using react-native-snackbar in your project by running `npm i react-native-snackbar`. There are 19 other projects in the npm registry using react-native-snackbar.

      » npm install react-native-snackbar

Published Mar 29, 2025

Version 2.9.0

Author Azendoo

Repository https://github.com/cooperka/react-native-snackbar

Homepage https://github.com/cooperka/react-native-snackbar

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deliciousbrains.com › blog › javascript in the shallow end: browser-based react native with expo snack

JavaScript in the Shallow End: Browser-Based React Native With Expo Snack

June 12, 2023 - Expo Snack is a web-based code editor for building shareable, runnable React Native code examples. One of the key benefits of Expo Snack is that it allows developers to collaborate with others in real-time.

snackforthat.com

Expo Snack is an open-source platform for running React Native apps in the browser. It dynamically bundles and compiles code and runs it in the Expo Client or in a web-player.

oss.callstack.com › snackbar

Snackbar | React Native Paper

Snackbars provide brief feedback about an operation through a message rendered at the bottom of the container in which it's wrapped. Note: To display it as a popup, regardless of the parent's position, wrap it with a Portal component – refer to the example in the "More Examples` section. import * as React from 'react'; import { View, StyleSheet } from 'react-native...

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r/reactnative on Reddit: Snack for That

March 31, 2022 -

A collection of useful and compelling Expo Snacks. I've been posting a new one every day for the last 18 days on Twitter. I'll be posting one more a day for the next 12 days.

I'm looking for suggestions for new snacks so if you want to see something built or have something of your own, shoot me a DM on Twitter :)

https://snackforthat.com

This is cool, gunna check it out. It’s really a crime that Expo hasn’t introduced a social sharing feature with Snacks. A website like Behanced but for actual working code instead of some UI designer’s fever dream would be wonderful. Edit: could you make the “main” link when you click a project use the actual exp:// URL? And maybe a second button for viewing the code/whatever. When using this on mobile (which would make most sense) it opens a new tab for every project I view, whereas it could just open the Expo Go app immediately and I don’t have to close a useless tab.

subscription.packtpub.com › book › web-development › 9781839211140 › 16 › ch16lvl1sec20 › viewing-your-app-on-expo-snack

Kick-Starting React Native Projects | React and React Native

By the end of this book, you’ll be able to build React applications for the web and React Native applications for multiple mobile platforms. ... The Snack service provided by Expo is a playground for your React Native code.

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Creating a Snack - Learning React Native Video Tutorial | LinkedIn Learning, formerly Lynda.com

Expo Snack has a browser-based development environment where you can begin building applications that you can test on your devices immediately. In this video, learn how to start developing React Native applications quickly and easily in the ...

Published June 11, 2020

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Expo Snack - Desktop App for Mac, Windows (PC) - WebCatalog

Expo Snack is a cloud-based React Native sandbox that allows users to write, test, and preview React Native code directly in the browser. This tool provides a comprehensive development environment, enabling users to create and run React Native ...

rn-material.js.org › docs › components › snackbar

Snackbar | React Native Material

import { Snackbar } from "@react-native-material/core"; Copy · Snackbars inform users of a process that an app has performed or will perform. They appear temporarily, towards the bottom of the screen. They shouldn’t interrupt the user experience, and they don’t require user input to disappear.

stackoverflow.com › questions › 78216661 › expo-snack-app-based-on-react-navigation-native-works-on-its-web-variant-but-it

Expo Snack app based on @react-navigation/native works on its Web variant but it crashes as it is started both on its Android and on its iOS variants

I've been trying to write React Native apps on Expo's Snack Web interface. Here's the code I've been playing with [2]. It runs smoothly on its Web incarnation but as I choose its Android or iOS var...

github.com › cooperka › react-native-snackbar

GitHub - cooperka/react-native-snackbar: :candy: Material Design "Snackbar" component for Android and iOS.

:candy: Material Design "Snackbar" component for Android and iOS. - cooperka/react-native-snackbar

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github.com › styled-components › styled-components-website › issues › 6

Add demos for React Native using Snack · Issue #6 · styled-components/styled-components-website

January 6, 2017 - Snack allows to type React Native code in browser and preview directly in the browser with appetize.io simulator, or on a real device. Snack has a embed widget for embedding the editor in a web page. https://snack.expo.io

Published Apr 18, 2017

react-native.eu › talks › satyajit-sahoo-building-of-snack-the-react-native-playground

Building of Snack The React Native Playground | React Native EU

... There’s no shortage of web apps which let you quickly write some code and preview it instantly on the web without having to setup a development environment locally. Snack is provides the same seamless experience for React Native.

reddit.com › r/expo › can i use expo (or expo snacks) to showcase the app i’ve built?

r/expo on Reddit: Can I use Expo (or Expo Snacks) to showcase the app I’ve built?

January 23, 2024 -

So basically I’m pretty new to programming and very new to app creation. What I’m looking to accomplish is the following:

build an app using React Native.
be able to showcase that app off to potential employers.

To accomplish this, I figure Expo comes in at some point, since I currently have downloaded the Expo Go app and do see the code I’ve written on my computer reflected in the app. This seems all good so far, but I don’t think I quite understand how I can share this work with others. From what I understand, Expo Go will only show the work from your computer’s code if you’re on the same network and have synced up the two via a QR code (I’m currently not on the same network as my code/computer and tried to open my project in Expo Go, to no avail).

Is there a workaround/better way to do this? Basically I want my app to be shareable so that other non-developers can see/use/test it, including uploading their own pictures, etc into the app. Is this possible and, if so, can Expo or any of its tools come into play in this process?

For expo itself, i´m aware only about the expo go app, or build a package local with eas (and distribute it as APK, IPA, but that requires the users to enable developer mode, etc, to install it)You can also use internal testing in Google Play Console, or Testflight in Apple, to distribute betas and previews openly or closed to your criteria.

A couple suggestions: Expo Go mobile app: you can share a link to your code to anyone else with expo go installed. This is best but employers might not have it preinstalled and probably won’t install just for you. You can share your phone. You can get a demo device and load your app there. You can show them from the emulator on your laptop because you said you wanted to share the code with them at same time. You could publish all the way to the store and let people see it that way.

Hello World - Snack

Write code in Expo's online editor and instantly use it on your phone.

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Getting started - The First Progam in Snack

Snack is an open-source Expo platform where React Native programming is done and the results can be seen instantly. It compiles and builds the bundle for execution on different types of devices or for Android , IOS or web. The code can be saved and shared quickly on Snack.