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Congrats on the release! From the looks of it Capacitor[0] has quite a big lead on in terms of support for native APIs (secure storage, SSL pinning, biometrics,
by Pepe1vo 4y ago
Congrats on the release! From the looks of it Capacitor[0] has quite a big lead on in terms of support for native APIs (secure storage, SSL pinning, biometrics, etc) but hopefully they'll catch up quickly and avoid some of the mistakes Capacitor has made.
Definitely keeping an eye on this.
[0] https://capacitorjs.com/ https://capacitorjs.com/
- synergy20 4y agocapacitor looks pretty good, what are those 'mistakes' you refer to
- Pepe1vo 4y agoThe build process is very fragile for both Android and iOS. Basically, a patch version update of any of the capacitor libs or plugins has a pretty high chance of wrecking your build pipeline. Also the ecosystem is not in the best shape; the quality of libraries is allover the place, lots of unmaintained ones or ones that only support older SDK versions of Android/iOS. Not sure it's entirely fair to blame CapacitorJS for this, but it's nonetheless the reality when developing Capacitor applications. All-in-all Capacitor is pretty great though, definitely one of the most productive ways to develop high quality cross-mobile apps.
- AbuAssar 4y agowhat kind of mistakes did capacitor make?
- knubie 4y agoThat is because Capacitor is just a fork of Apache Cordova, which is quite mature and stable.
- tester457 4y agoHi, I really like your app Mochi! The design is wonderful, intuitive and leagues ahead of anki. The app truly deserves more attention. I noticed that the FAQ does not cover where data is stored on android, where is it? Asking because I want to sync it's data between devices with Syncthing. I'd like to support the app eventually I but can't right now. So I want to take the Obsidian approach of syncing the data myself, thank you.