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“high performance” doesn’t mean more performant than native code. Given the rest of the comment, I would interpret it to mean “does the job very well.” That w
by chishaku 6y ago
“high performance” doesn’t mean more performant than native code.
Given the rest of the comment, I would interpret it to mean “does the job very well.”
That would be a sufficiently high bar for most use cases.
- lukevp 6y agoYes, this. It's a business app for a scanner. It's the only app running on a device with an 8 core processor and 4 gigs of RAM. It starts up in a couple seconds, all interactions feel instant, it syncs smoothly. Photos are quick to take, scans of barcodes happen right away. The UI re-renders whenever things change either on the server or the client app. There is nothing about the UX that feels non-native whatsoever.