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sheesh! Native apps have access to their own state. Creating abstraction layers on top of native is problematic. A hybrid approach does what it does best. A
by GoldenMonkey 7y ago
sheesh! Native apps have access to their own state. Creating abstraction layers on top of native is problematic. A hybrid approach does what it does best. A generalized app that breaks when OS’s or UI standards change.
And why is there yet another need for this? Because phonegap, ionic, xamarin, react-native were not good enough.
Unfortunately, have had to code for all of these abstraction tools. There is no silver bullet, just trading one pain for another. Why learn the native language? When it is funner to debug thru layers of abstraction.
Even airbnb is moving back to native, from react native. The pain was not worth it.