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We have not reviewed animate-expo yet
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About animate-expo
animate-expo is a skill within the Skills repository by emilkowalski, designed for designers and engineers. It provides guidance on creating animations using Expo, likely covering React Native and Animated API concepts. The skill is written in Markdown and is part of a larger collection of coding skills.
Best for
Designers and engineers building animations in Expo apps
Use cases
- Learning to implement animations in Expo projects
- Referencing best practices for React Native animation
- Teaching animation techniques to design or engineering teams
Notes
49,811 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-10-11. Licensed MIT.
Pros
- Part of a popular, well-starred repository (49.8k stars)
- Focused on practical animation skills for Expo
- Written in Markdown, easy to read and integrate into docs
Cons
- Limited to Expo-specific animation, not general-purpose
- No code examples or interactive demos mentioned
- May require prior knowledge of React Native and Expo
Key facts
What we have checked
- Installs
- 134.9K
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Health and security
Is animate-expo looked after, and what do its setup files show
Security check static checks
100 out of 100
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Sources
Where this comes from
- skills.shThird party
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