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I've been using Titanium for years now. Since the very early days. It's certainly had its fair share of painful upgrades, but I've learned a lot of Java and Obj
by ourcat 9y ago
I've been using Titanium for years now. Since the very early days. It's certainly had its fair share of painful upgrades, but I've learned a lot of Java and Objective-C in the process as I've built a few cross-platform native modules to do things the main SDK can't do.
And recently, they've opened up 'Hyperloop' to the (now) free Indie Tier. Hyperloop allows direct access to native iOS and Android code, modules, pods, Frameworks, jars, aars, etc. right from within the Javascript code.
I used Angular a lot too and have built Ionic apps with that knowledge too. But, my overall opinion is that Titanium is by far the best. (As long as you pick a good stable SDK version! ;) )
- doublerebel 9y agoWait -- hyperloop is alive and well?? How do you like it? I may have to revisit Titanium, it's been a couple years but I had good experiences with the platform pre-hyperloop.
- trey-jones 9y agoI don't really disagree that they have the right idea, and are the best that I've tried in the hybrid space. I've just spent so much time fighting the platform that I feel native is a safer, more powerful, and better option.