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Updated: 5 Apr 2023
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Slack UI Clone with React Native & Expo

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Overview

The Slack UI Clone built with React Native offers an exciting opportunity for developers interested in creating a messaging app that mirrors Slack’s user interface. Leveraging Expo for rapid development, this clone integrates several modern tools and libraries, making it not only a great learning project but also a solid basis for further customization. With the evolution of the project through various versions, it showcases progressive upgrades that improve functionality and user experience.

This clone serves as an excellent example for those wishing to understand the implementation of chat functionalities and navigation in mobile applications using React Native. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced developer, this project provides a comprehensive framework to build upon and experiment with various features.

Features

  • Expo SDK 48: Upgraded to the latest Expo SDK, ensuring access to the newest features and improvements in mobile development.
  • React Navigation v6: Implemented the latest version of React Navigation for seamless and intuitive navigational experiences across the app.
  • Gifted Chat: Utilizes the powerful Gifted Chat library that provides an advanced chat interface with customizable message components.
  • Customizable UI Components: Features custom accessory bars, message bubbles, and send buttons, allowing developers to tailor the messaging experience.
  • Drawer Navigation: Includes a functional left drawer created with createDrawerNavigator for easy access to app sections, alongside a custom right drawer.
  • Linting Support: Incorporates linting capabilities via ESLint and Stylelint, helping to maintain code quality and consistency.
  • Extensible Codebase: The project is designed to be easily expandable, allowing developers to add new features or modify existing ones according to their preferences.
  • Community-Driven: The project leverages third-party packages, like the Swiper component, empowering developers to quickly integrate rich user interactions.