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# Release Notes

## 1.3.0 / 2020-08-26

* ~~Expo 35~~ **>>** **Expo 38**
* ~~react-navigation v4~~  **-> react-navigation v5.x**
* upgrade all packages in package.json.
* general improvement.
* added logo

## 1.2.0 / 2019-12-21

### Improved

* navigation navigating performance.

### Added

* Transact screen in the main menu for better UX
* keyboard component to the Transect Screen
* Prices screen that includes more comprehensive crypto market data overview (e.g.: top gainers, top losers, and tradable assets with cryptostream)
* material nav-tabs using react-navigation-material-bottom-tabs package
* transaction line chart to represent all txs happened on user's wallets.

## 1.1.0 - 2019-12-12

### Improved

* Enhance Chart component animation performance and layout using RN gesture-handler and reanimated libraries
* Improve the text appearance to fit all devices sizes.
* The bottom panel can smoothly dragged to top and bottom of the screen.

### Added

* Chart can show the price, date/time cursor when sliding over it.
* a line on the slider to make it more presentable.
* Crypto TopList Component
* expo-sms for sending sms

### Upgraded

* ~~Expo 33~~ **>>** **Expo 35**
* ~~expo-web-browser 5.0.3~~ **>> expo-web-browser 8.0.0**
* ~~react-navigation v3~~ **>> react-navigation v4**

## 1.0.0 - 2019-10-23

### Initial Release

* Introducing a React Native Crypto Stream App Theme that offers crypto exchanges, wallets, merchant tools from buying & selling digital assets to helping buyers/sellers keep up-to-date with all changes with simulation for wallets and transactions.


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