Learn Expo Router - Complete Tutorial 

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I totally agree. Same here. I'm like finally someone simply explained what the heck is going on. I like how he goes straight to the point. That's how you get Fellow, Like, Save and all the above. Cosden, thanks for making this video.

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Yes will do ☺️

@@cosdensolutionsit’s been for months 🥲 Do you use Apple silicon? How well does it all work with Expo, React native, etc..?

Will do more of them ☺️ I'm also a rn dev

Could you please help me 👀 I am getting "cannot read property 'useMemo' of null error and app doesn't work (although before changing the package.json, it was working!)

@@JohnWickXD do you use git? Can you go back to before you made the change? Did you remove some package and run npm install? It means you are calling useMemo on something that is null.

have a whole vid on my vscode setup

Yeah I totally get it, but this was meant to be a beginner tutorial to teach the basics. However, it shouldn't be too difficult to have a stack of screens as one of the tabs. Try replacing in my example code the home screen with a stack and give it 2 screens and see how it behaves. I'm 100% sure you can figure it out without too much trouble :D

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because I wanted it to be a whole tab, so everything within it is its own stack

github copilot :D

How much do you recommend it? lol github copilot vs chatgpt? @@cosdensolutions

I use it quite a lot, so I would recommend it. They're both the same but copilot runs in your vscode which makes it way more convenient

I have an extension for that :D check out my vscode vid

Think of it as a simple folder to organise routes in. It won't show up in the URL, but it's helpful to group related routes in the same folder. Think of a "loggedIn" group and a "loggedOut" group with different screens for each. You wouldn't want "loggedIn" to show up in the url, but you would appreciate having all of the logged in routes in a separate folder than the logged out ones, so it's more organised. What might be slightly confusing is that to navigate to a logged in route, you'd have to pass it to the href tag like so: "loggedIn/home". But in the URL it would show up as "/home". Again, it's just to organise things and you use it to point to the route, but expo router just doesn't show it in the url so your urls are clean

@@cosdensolutions Just a follow up question 1) When u say url u mean it as a deeplink url or in web the browser url ? 2) From the above example does this mean loggedIn and loggedOut techinically should not have the same file names ? would work for internal routing but not using external urls right ? Note: Going to stop with this question :)

Url in the sense that when checking for matches to figure out which screen to render, the part in () is ignored. So that's the answer to both of your questions. If the pages have the same name, they'll both be matched on a url "/pageName". If they're in "loggedIn/pageName" or "loggedOut/pageName". You should check out the docs for grouping, it explains this really well!

@@cosdensolutions thanks a ton man! appreciate the quick response

Well, I kinda did that by having the bottom tabs inside the index route. You can nest navigators inside other navigators. Have a look at the expo docs they have a page on that

Mmm I dont see any implementation on nested tabs. Yes I have checked documentation but its not hekllping much. I was able to get tabs within tabs but I get duplicate bottom "TABS" I cant get rid of main parent set of tabs so far @@cosdensolutions

aha, right. I have never had to use nested tabs, but it sounds like maybe they shouldn't be nested but rather next to each other, and you navigate between them as you would normally

Maybe "nested" is not the right word. What I wanted to achieve is to have different tabs (icons /text) depending on the section of your web app. Let say you have a car & house e-commerce app. If you go to the car section you may see "buy a car", "sell a car" and "find a car" (3 tabs) but if you go to the house section you may see "buy a house", "sell a house", "rent a house", "repair a house" (4 tabs) do you this is possible or I'm using the tabs the wrong way?@@cosdensolutions

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Yep

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lool, it's fixed now

same 😔