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I think this is a little too heavyweight. Since platform-consistent UX is so important, I'd prefer to stick with Apple's tools--at least for UI development. I
by dhconnelly 14y ago
I think this is a little too heavyweight. Since platform-consistent UX is so important, I'd prefer to stick with Apple's tools--at least for UI development. It's usually easy to tell when an app is faking the native look-and-feel in a webview, for example, and I doubt that this will be much different.
- nl 14y agoIt's usually easy to tell when an app is faking the native look-and-feel in a webview, for example, and I doubt that this will be much different It looks like this uses native peer controls; ie it will appear identical to a platform specific app because the compiled version is platform specific.