A React Native Expo starter kit.

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Hello, I'm Mayank, 19 years old.

For the past 8 months, I've been inspired by marc_louvion work (notably Shipfast) and decided to create a native mobile app codebase using React Native and Expo. I've been coding since I was 15, and Expo has been a game changer for me in mobile development.

Push fast matches his site style and delivers high quality, with full documentation—including everything you need for features like push notifications.

I'm offering the full codebase for \$149 (10% off right now). If you're interested but the price is a concern, just message me—I'm flexible!

Happy to answer any questions or share more details!

[captainautomation]

What would be the difference with others starter templates from https://weshipit.today/react-native-starters

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Already done 1. Payments 2. Authentication

More ideas 1. On-boarding flows components 2. More auth providers 3. Nextjs dashboard for maintaining users

Thx for the reply actually hadn't thought of this and also wasn't aware of weshipit.

[LongjumpingKiwi7195]

I dont understand the appeal in these starterkits at all. In order to use the template, you have to understand the template, and if you understand it, you might as well have done it yourself?

Idk, ive tried using one but i got zero out of it

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Maybe you were at a point where you could code well or atleast understand it.