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Given your background, maybe you or someone else here could help me. I am about to start a new mobile project, and I have yet to decide whether to use RN or Io
by xtracto 8y ago
Given your background, maybe you or someone else here could help me. I am about to start a new mobile project, and I have yet to decide whether to use RN or Ionic.
My project will be nothing very fancy: mainly "forms" and use the camera and audio recording. But at some point in the future I would like to use hardware features more heavily (real time audio processing, GPS among others). Would you think RN would be a good fit for this? Have you had experience with Ionic? If yes, how do you think both of this compare?
I know that Ionic is not native, but I am more looking to understand how many headeches will I get to use the phone hardware on each of these two platforms.
- rawrmaan 8y agoI can’t comment on Ionic, but for the features you’re talking about, RN is definitely suitable. The RN ecosystem of native modules is certainly massive. Off the top of my head: Forms: tcomb-form-native Recording: react-native-audio GPS: react-native-background-geolocation Camera: react-native-camera