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Applications previously developed with Bolt were essentially Web Apps, accessible only through a browser and unable to be installed on a phone's home screen like native applications.
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2/14/2025
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Bolt Now Supports Expo: The Era of Zero-Code Native App Development Has Arrived
bilibiliAI产品狙击手2/14/2025
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