In this chapter, you've created a mobile social media application with React Native and Expo that uses a GraphQL server to send and receive data as well for authentication. Using Expo, you've learned how to have the application request access to use the device's camera or camera roll to add new photos to posts. Also, Expo is used to receive notifications from the Expo dashboard or the GraphQL server. These notifications will be received by the user no matter whether the application is running on the back- or foreground.
In completing this social media application, you've completed the final React Native chapter of this book and are now ready to start with the very last chapter. In this last chapter, you'll be exploring another use case of React, which is React 360. With React 360, you can create 360-degree 2D and 3D experiences by writing React...