Build a Complete Comment System with React Native & Supabase 🔴

In this tutorial, you will learn how to build a complete comment system for the Reddit Clone built in previous parts using React Native, Expo, Expo Router and Supabase. You’ll learn how to implement nested comments, likes, and real-time updates, allowing users to engage just like on Reddit. By the end of this beginner friendly tutorial, you’ll have a fully functional comment system integrated into your app.

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📚 This video includes a lot of tools and technologies, providing an excellent opportunity to learn about:
- React Native: Build cross-platform mobile apps with beautiful UIs.
- Expo: Simplifies development with managed and bare workflow options.
- Expo Router: File-based navigation for seamless routing in your app.
- Nested Comments: Enable users to reply to comments and structure threads.
- Optimized API Calls: Improve performance when fetching and displaying comments.

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