AnishaChhatwani
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4 years ago I looked into many starter kits for react-native. Some were using old versions of React Native and some didn't provide all the functionality that we need. So, I found the below two starter kits that are using the latest React Native Version and has most of the functionality that we need.
1. Material Kit (https://demos.creative-tim.com/material-kit-react-native/?_ga=2.225369818.1974764217.1588852657-1137909292.1588224603) This theme has dashboard cards, sign in screen and chat screen. So, I would recommend using this starter kit.
2. Argon (https://demos.creative-tim.com/argon-react-native/?_ga=2.246338244.1974764217.1588852657-1137909292.1588224603) This theme has dashboard and sign in screens but is missing the chat screen. Since, chat screen is very important for us, i would not recommend using this.
You can see screenshots of the screens in both the starter kits by opening the links given above and scrolling to the bottom.
I downloaded the free versions of both the starter kits and tried using them on my phone. They look pretty good. We need to purchase one of them in order to access all of the screens.
So the next step here is to decide which starter kit we will be using and then purchase it. Once we have bought it, I can start setting up the project.
@jekram @sojharo @ImranBinShoukat
This task is to find the start kit and setup the project