React Native Flow
Structure, Expo patterns & prep

I made React Native Flow because I kept rewriting the same explanations: how I structure folders so a new dev isn’t lost on day two, how I stop the helper file from becoming a nightmare, and longer notes on things like multilingual apps, read-aloud, OCR, PDFs—stuff that doesn’t fit in a single Stack Overflow line. This isn’t official anything; it’s just my notebook, public, with copy buttons.

Every page is supposed to be useful the same day: download a ZIP, paste a snippet and rename it, or skim an interview answer on the train. I nag about iOS vs Android differences and WebView gotchas because that’s where the hours actually go.

I’d rather have fewer, finished pages than a bunch of marketing shells. If something’s thin, I’ll say so. The blog is for the messy opinions—why I care about route boundaries before there are fifty screens, or when to split a helper—so the short docs stay quick to scan.

Whether you’re poking at Expo Router, tightening nav types, or prepping for a senior round, you can bounce between structure, examples, interviews, and the blog in a few clicks. SDKs change; when a snippet goes stale, check Meta or Expo’s changelog and treat what you read here as a starting point, not gospel.