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I've thought a lot about this. My biggest problem is that I'm the only one maintaining the project, and using something like vue + cross-platform would make thi
by Malfunction92 6y ago
I've thought a lot about this. My biggest problem is that I'm the only one maintaining the project, and using something like vue + cross-platform would make things a lot easier than maintaining 3 different code bases (ios, android, web).
My understanding is that cross-platform tools have matured enough to be used as replacements to native implementations. Is that not the case?
- stall84 6y agoFrom the (limited) work I've done building React Native app's.. In most cases, the user is not going to be able to tell any difference from a native app.
- user-the-name 6y agoFor simple apps, you can get away with it. If you are aiming for more than the basics, you'll run into trouble or impassable roadblocks.