Startup: SkillCraft (fictional name based on real patterns)
Goal: Launch a mobile coding bootcamp in 6 weeks.
Approach: Bought a $79 React Native LMS from Codecanyon (not named Duma, but similar). Paired it with a WordPress LearnDash backend hosted on Cloudways.
Customizations:
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| 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
Most Codecanyon templates have a config.js file. Replace placeholder URLs with your backend LMS’s API. Example:
// config.js
export const API_BASE_URL = 'https://yourdomain.com/api/';
export const COURSES_ENDPOINT = 'courses';
export const LOGIN_ENDPOINT = 'auth/login';
EduMobile LMS is a premium React Native mobile application template designed for educational platforms, online academies, and training centers. Built with performance and user experience in mind, this app provides a seamless bridge between students and instructors. It is the perfect companion solution for existing LMS web platforms (like WordPress LearnDash, Moodle, or custom Laravel backends) or can be used as a standalone learning solution. Story: Codecanyon Edu—"Moba" Mobile React Native LMS Case
// stores/courseStore.ts import create from 'zustand'; import persist from 'zustand/middleware';interface CourseState enrolledCourses: any[]; progress: Record<string, number>; markLessonComplete: (courseId: string, lessonId: string) => void;
export const useCourseStore = create<CourseState>()( persist( (set) => ({ enrolledCourses: [], progress: {}, markLessonComplete: (courseId, lessonId) => set((state) => ( progress: ...state.progress, [or LMS apps).$courseId_$lessonId]: true )), }), name: 'lms-progress' ) );