Learn about the next steps in your journey with EAS.
Congratulations! You've completed the EAS tutorial and learned about the main features. Now, you have a working EAS project.
But this is just the beginning. Here are some next steps to continue your journey with EAS:
See EAS Build documentation to learn more about compiling and signing Android and iOS apps.
See EAS Submit documentation to learn more about uploading app to Google Play Store and Apple App Store with on CLI command.
See EAS Update documentation to learn more about publishing updates and applying customizable strategies.
See EAS Metadata documentation to automate and maintain your app store presence from the command line.
See EAS Insights documentation to learn more about how to use expo-insights library and get precise usage metrics.
See the complete schema reference to learn more about available properties for EAS Build and EAS Submit, and to configure and override their default behavior from within your project.
See custom builds documentation to extend EAS Build and use your own configuration to create build workflows.
See automate submissions guide on how to enable automatic submissions with EAS Build on app stores.
See Use GitHub Actions guide on how to automate publishing updates with EAS Update.
See App credentials guide to learn more about credentials requirement for Android and iOS.
An overview of the development process of building an Expo app to help build a mental model of the core development loop.
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