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Depends on how the content is generated and updated. Is it hosted already on a website? If so, the fast way would be to do either a mobile app that is essenti
by davismwfl 7y ago
Depends on how the content is generated and updated. Is it hosted already on a website? If so, the fast way would be to do either a mobile app that is essentially just a web view for your content or to use something like Cordova to pack up the website and deliver it as an app. I honestly do not advocate for either of these options but they are options.
Personally for any app I want to get out quickly on both platforms I have been using Flutter and find it is a good compromise, better than React Native (IMO) and quick to iterate and simple to still keep a native feel for each platform (and still have performance). Still the best way is to create a native app for each platform, but for what you are doing that seems like overkill at this point.
Really it all depends on how your content is updated and where it is at today that would drive how I'd likely approach it.
- tucaz 7y agoToday all my content is hosted in wordpress and all articles are basically a title, a body with just text and an audio file. I'd like to make a mobile app so users can consume the content while offline so the webview is something that won't work for me in this particular case. A friend told me about Flutter and it seems like something I need to look at. Also, people mentioned Microsoft Xamarin. Really, what I need is what the web used to be. Text and a list of articles, but offline. Thanks for the suggestion!
- detaro 7y agoYou could also look at adding a service worker to your website so it works offline in the browser. People are less used to that though.