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I wouldn't. Debugging js is quite easy, overall probably more straightforward than dealing with Xcode. And there are tons more choices in the js world, having b
by svachalek 14y ago
I wouldn't. Debugging js is quite easy, overall probably more straightforward than dealing with Xcode. And there are tons more choices in the js world, having both more developers and a more free-as-in-speech mindset.
The big downside is the one Facebook found, js in a webview is just... slow.
- jim_kaiser 14y agoCorrection. Debugging JS in not easy. I have been working on a native application which has some HTML5 components in webviews. There is no easy way in XCode to debug JS in this kind of mixed application. In fact, it is a royal pain in the ass. You can run the JS in Chrome debugger or a web development IDE, but that can only work if all your functionality is in HTML5/JS and not a mix of Native and HTML5.
- DeepDuh 14y agoThanks. I was gonna ask parent how he does it because if it's easy for him he might know some magic I'm not aware of.