expo-configuration

You configure Expo apps by defining static settings like icons and splash screens in app.json, and using dynamic app.config.js for environment-specific logic and conditional configuration overrides.

Managing environment variables in Expo involves using .env files combined with the expo-constants package to securely inject and access environment-specific configurations throughout your React Native application.

You set up EAS build and submit configurations by defining build profiles in eas.json, which manages deployment workflows for your React Native application across different environments.

Yes, the Expo SDK supports both managed and bare workflows for React Native, allowing you to configure project initialization, native module integration, and enable the new architecture seamlessly.

You install and configure Expo plugins by adding the desired package to your project and registering it within the plugins array of your app.json or app.config.js file to extend native functionality.