Codecanyonedumamobilereactnativelmsmobile Guide

The mobile app is just a "viewer." The data comes from your website.

| Layer | Technology | Purpose | |-------|------------|---------| | Framework | React Native 0.72+ (Expo or Bare) | Cross-platform mobile | | Navigation | React Navigation 6 | Tab, Stack, Drawer | | State Management | Zustand / Redux Toolkit | User, course progress | | Backend | Node.js + Express (or Laravel) | API, payments, video | | Database | PostgreSQL + Redis | Users, enrollments, caching | | Video Streaming | AWS S3 + CloudFront / Mux | Scalable video hosting | | Payments | Stripe Connect / Razorpay | Marketplace payouts | | Real-time | Socket.io | Chat, live classes | | Offline | Realm / WatermelonDB | Local storage | codecanyonedumamobilereactnativelmsmobile

<FlatList
  data=courses
  renderItem=( item ) => <CourseCard course=item />
  onEndReached=() => fetchNextPage()
  ListFooterComponent=isLoading && <ActivityIndicator />
  initialNumToRender=6
  maxToRenderPerBatch=10
/>

| Backend Option | Pros | Cons | |----------------|------|------| | WordPress + LearnDash | Huge plugin ecosystem, easy for non-devs | Can be slow for thousands of concurrent mobile users | | Moodle | Free, open-source, SCORM compliant | Steep learning curve, dated UI on desktop | | Node.js + Express | Lightning fast, real-time features (live classes) | Requires custom coding for LMS logic | | Laravel + Bagisto LMS | Many Codecanyon bundles include Laravel admin | Vendor lock-in | The mobile app is just a "viewer

If your Codecanyon template comes with a pre-built backend (e.g., it includes a Laravel admin panel), you’re ahead. Otherwise, budget 2–4 weeks for integration. SCORM compliant | Steep learning curve