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This is exactly the vision we have for Ionic and where we are taking it. One app that works great in the app stores and when deployed on the web (or even electr
by yesimahuman 8y ago
This is exactly the vision we have for Ionic and where we are taking it. One app that works great in the app stores and when deployed on the web (or even electron), built entirely on standard browser technologies. If you are put off by Angular, our v4 release (alpha right now but quickly heading into beta and then production ready) was rebuilt on top of web components and is framework agnostic.
It also happens to be creating some of fastest PWAs right now based on benchmarks. We built a lot of web component tech to make sure we were sending the least amount of code to the client and things like SSR and lazy loading with minimal configuration on your part (see our web component compiler Stencil we built in order to build our v4 components: http://stenciljs.com/ http://stenciljs.com/).
http://ionicframework.com/ http://ionicframework.com/
- sntran 8y agoNot sure about the speed benchmark, but Stencil's build process could be improved. It takes more than 1s to build on file changes. Definitely not ideal for development. Vue.js PWA, on the other hand, rebuild quite fast. With that said, I really like Ionic PWA and the component approach. Will wait for the stable release.
- yesimahuman 8y agoI was referring to runtime performance. Our build process will probably be slower than vue because we're using typescript, but we do have plans to speed it up. I've been using it for a large app and barely notice rebuilds, so I think we're almost there.