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There is a similar project called Neonto Studio: https://neonto.com/nativestudio https://neonto.com/nativestudio The code Neontov generates is not exactly perfe
by ivan_ah 7y ago
There is a similar project called Neonto Studio: https://neonto.com/nativestudio https://neonto.com/nativestudio The code Neontov generates is not exactly perfect, but it's still a nice starting point.
Bravo seems like a nicer version of this since it generates Swift / Kotlin code.
- boson89 7y agoWell that's not exact, Bravo it's free. Also Bravo doesn't generate any code at all, it's built with Swift and Kotlin, but it's a nocode platform, where you get the final packages (ipa and apk), but not the code. Also Bravo allows to add all the backend and API logic from the same tool, so it's pretty fast to create a working app with API calls. Hope I brought some light!
- GordonS 7y agoWhile I get what you're saying, I do find it a bit silly to say "Bravo doesn't generate any code at all", when it plainly does - the app developer (or whatever you want to call them) just doesn't get to see it, since all they get is the binaries built from the code.
- basch 7y ago"doesnt output source code" would work.
- pavlov 7y agoNeonto Studio does let you connect to backend logic. There's a plugin API which covers the basic CRUD operations as well as login/auth. I think it ships with a couple of basic ones like Google Sheets and Generic JSON, but the general idea is that customers write their own. Source: I was the original author of Neonto Studio years ago :) There's a free version of the same product for React only at https://reactstudio.com https://reactstudio.com