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I just want to write Svelte and get native apps out the other end. I know we have SvelteNative but that's not great and is a big abstraction. React here is a bi
by pjmq 3y ago
I just want to write Svelte and get native apps out the other end. I know we have SvelteNative but that's not great and is a big abstraction. React here is a bit of a bummer i'm not going to lie.
- janjones 3y agoI guess you can use any general "native wrapper over JS/HTML" like https://capacitorjs.com/solution/svelte https://capacitorjs.com/solution/svelte
- jacobp100 3y agoWhy go through that many hoops just to use Svelte over React? They’re so similar, just go with the one with the best bindings to the native platform
- whiddershins 3y agoI don’t agree they are “so similar”
- zodester 3y agoThis sounds like the inevitable slow death of RN to me. Web developers simply moving on to new tech that's better/more common on the web while RN languishes as the massive set of open source libraries required are abandoned
- gr__or 3y agoDon't confuse HN bleeding edge hipser tech with the real world. The world of react-alternatives is fragmented and lib-incomplete, React still gets more installed than its most popular rivals combined[1]. I have worked across these frameworks and React is the only one where I find the lib ecosystem satisfiyingly large (and still growing most steadily). [1] https://npmtrends.com/@angular/core-vs-react-vs-solid-js-vs-svelte-vs-vue https://npmtrends.com/@angular/core-vs-react-vs-solid-js-vs-...