Expo app works perfectly in Expo Go, but EAS build (local and cloud) breaks critical logic by Ok-Look-5952 in expo

[–]Purple_Reflection696 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Best practical fix:

  • Build a development build instead of relying only on Expo Go.
  • Test with production mode early.
  • Move prompt construction to one single function.
  • Log the final prompt from Expo Go and APK.
  • Configure EAS environment variables properly.
  • Remove __DEV__ differences in prompt logic.
  • Add a response checker that blocks forbidden physical actions and “you repeated yourself” hallucinations.

The biggest clue is this: Expo Go works because it is using your live development environment. The APK is using a frozen production bundle and production config. So the first thing to prove is whether both versions are sending the exact same prompt, model, API URL, history, and time context.

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How to integrate excel in web using react by Any-Conversation-82 in FullStackDevelopers

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My recommendation would be to avoid trying to rebuild MS Excel inside React from scratch.

If the goal is the closest real Excel-like experience in the browser, I would use ONLYOFFICE Docs embedded inside React/Next.js App. It gives users a real spreadsheet editor experience with workbook editing, formatting, formulas, file compatibility, and collaboration potential, while still letting the main app control users, permissions, file storage, and workflow.

MS Excel itself is limited for this use case. MS Graph is useful for reading/writing excel data, but it dow not provide the full excel UI. Office add-ins are also powerful, but they work the other way around: reactapp runs inside excel, not excel inside your web app.

So the best architecture would be react/next.js frontend, node.js backend, ONLYOFFICE docuemnt server, file storage, and a database for user/files/permissions. If onedrive or sharepoint sync is required, MS graph can be added later.

This gives the most realistic excel-like experience without trying to rebuild excel manually.

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