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Most of the logic can be the same. But the UI is different. For the web it uses html elements and for native uses native ios/android elements. Even android and
by leoalves 10y ago
Most of the logic can be the same. But the UI is different. For the web it uses html elements and for native uses native ios/android elements. Even android and ios are different. That's the biggest advantage if compared to Adobe Cordova. A lot more performant
- jjnoakes 10y agoIt isn't about whether the underlying ui is different or not. Of course it is. It is about whether the source application code can be the same. Today it isn't. But why not create a set of source compatible components that render to Android, iOS, and HTML? I've seen projects approach this and I think it is a good idea. You get the typical lowest-common-denominator problem but if you have a decent way to mix in platform-specific elements where required, what is the downside?