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I read "Enhancing web applications without using SPA frameworks" just below the URL to "Hyperview" - which needs React Native to run. Am I the only one detectin

• recursivedoubts 4y ago
  Nope: the web application bit is based on htmx, which is a stand-alone JS library. To build a mobile hypermedia client (which is what Hyperview is) is a massive effort and building it on top of something like React Native makes a lot of sense. What matters isn't the underlying implementation details, but rather the hypermedia system (client, hypermedia format, etc.) that HyperView gives you.
• deniz-a 4y ago
  Hyperview only uses React Native for its cross-platform widgets. (I wish Flutter had been used instead). You don't need to touch it unless you're writing custom elements.