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why use the cloud though? just build on premise and use existing MDM, or App Store
by jordache 10y ago
why use the cloud though? just build on premise and use existing MDM, or App Store
- jawarner 10y agoRight, AFAIK the framework itself functions independently of the services, so you can drop in whatever solution you want for push notifs / analytics / MDM.
- dante_dev 10y agothat is what we do in our organization, we don't see value on their cloud services, we see value on their framework
- jordache 10y agoBingo! for hybrid development, I don't see anything better out there than ionic. Key point - for hybrid development. There are a lot of use cases where hybrid mobile apps are appropriate (CRUD). With ever more powerful devices, the argument for hybrid increases.
- cyberferret 10y agoExactly. You don't NEED to use Ionic's cloud platform. You can develop an app completely independent of it, or else integrate with other back end services. Personally, I've developed Ionic apps that integrate with Firebase, PushWoosh, Back& among others... You are free to choose. No lock in necessary.