In this episode, Simon interviews Evan Bacon, the creator of Expo Router. They explore the features and benefits of Expo Router, including filebased routing, deep linking, and automatic TypeScript. Evan shares the roadmap for Expo Router version 4, which aims to unify the serverclient connection and introduce server components. They also touch on the future of Expo Web and its separation from the core native platform.

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Evan Bacon
Twitter:   / baconbrix  
Github: https://github.com/evanbacon
Blog: https://evanbacon.dev/
Blog Code: https://github.com/EvanBacon/evanbaco...

Takeaways
Expo Router is a filebased router for native applications that enables universal code sharing and simplifies complex navigation routing.
Expo Router provides features like deep linking, automatic TypeScript, and API routes, which allow for secure serverclient communication.
Expo Router version 4 aims to tie together the serverclient connection and introduce server components, enabling more flexible and efficient app development.
Expo Web will be separated from the core native platform, allowing developers to choose between Expo Router and React Navigation based on their specific needs.
The future of Expo Router and Expo Web promises exciting advancements in universal app development and improved developer experience.
Expo V4 is expected to be released around May, with a focus on unblocking important features.
Evan Bacon's blog, built with Expo, showcases the capabilities of Expo Router and other Expo features.
Expo and Next.js have different scopes and priorities, but Expo aims to be a universal React framework.
Expo's goal is to unlock new types of mobile experiences and provide a seamless transition between web and native.