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I would say it's a big misconception, when users want native app they don't want webview, native apps on each platform have a certain look and feel, as well as
by gloosx 4y ago
I would say it's a big misconception, when users want native app they don't want webview, native apps on each platform have a certain look and feel, as well as baseline performance, which they are used to. WebView will never be able to provide these key things, and it is prominently noticeable to most they are using one or another. So don't try to fool your users, then they want native they want native, and React Native is a perfect thing to build it using same technology as the Web, just with these crucial Native elements.
- Kiro 4y agoNo, that's not correct at all. They want my web app as an app in the App Store/Google Play, even if it's just a WebView wrapper. I don't want to dox myself but it's more of a game than a regular application and all elements are custom graphics so there wouldn't be any native elements regardless.
- gloosx 4y agoYour case might be outstanding, surely there will be a situation where this is perfectly applicable, say you need such an app where utility prevails over the design, or maybe your html5 game works perfectly in the web view. For sure, you can take one of the custom browser solutions, and release a new browser just for your page, but it is not RN use-case, just use Flutter in this case
- throw03172019 4y agoI do agree that native apps are better (mobile dev since 2009) but there are definitely ways to make your web app feel better and less sluggish if you care enough. Most shops don’t.