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I don't think there's any escape from the ugly world of packaging if you're going cross platform. And, can I ask, why does it have to be native? IMHO, the "righ
by mimixco 5y ago
I don't think there's any escape from the ugly world of packaging if you're going cross platform. And, can I ask, why does it have to be native? IMHO, the "right" (easy) way to do cross platform apps today is to do them with web technologies, like Spotify. They have an app that runs everywhere and, at the core, is just HTML/JS/CSS. That's truly cross-platform and, to be honest, the packaging (we used Electron for ours) isn't that terrible.
I think you'll find native UI coding for different devices is a nightmare while HTML/JS UI coding for different devices is 99% sameness.