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@Taquit · México,CDMX

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Ruben (Taquit) publishes MIT-licensed Expo skills covering design systems, native UI, file-based routing, project scaffolding, and EAS Hosting deployment for React Native apps.

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DomainDeveloper To...Expo App Architect.. (40%)Mobile UI Design S.. (30%)Cloud Hosting & De.. (20%)Project Scaffoldin.. (10%)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Ruben

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What tasks can I accomplish with Taquit's Expo skills?

You can scaffold new Expo projects with conventional folder layouts, implement file-based navigation with Expo Router, build token-based design systems and component libraries, style native-feeling screens per Apple HIG, and deploy Expo web apps plus API routes to EAS Hosting with custom domains.

Who are these Expo skills designed for?

React Native and Expo developers building cross-platform mobile and web apps. They suit engineers standardizing styling across screens, organizing new project structures, implementing native navigation patterns, or shipping Expo Router API routes and web bundles to production hosting.

How do I deploy an Expo web app using the eas-hosting skill?

Export the web bundle, then run eas deploy to publish production and PR preview URLs on EAS Hosting. The skill covers managing environment secrets, configuring custom domains, authoring +api.ts route handlers with HTTP methods and CORS, all running on the Cloudflare Workers runtime.

Are Taquit's Expo skills free and open source?

Yes, all five skills are released under the MIT license. Four cover open-source Expo frameworks (design system, native UI, project structure, router), while eas-hosting targets EAS Hosting, which is a paid Expo service for deployments, previews, secrets, and domains.

What prerequisites do these Expo skills require?

An Expo app project, with Expo Router for routing and scaffolding skills. Design-system work optionally integrates NativeWind, Tamagui, Restyle, or Unistyles. The eas-hosting skill requires an EAS account and deploys to the Cloudflare Workers runtime; native builds and store releases are out of scope.