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Interesting, But i installed the app on my nexus 5 and used it... It feels like i'm opening the browser. The app doesn't feel native. Input elements are weird.
by TeeWEE 12y ago
Interesting,
But i installed the app on my nexus 5 and used it... It feels like i'm opening the browser. The app doesn't feel native. Input elements are weird. The dialog is weird. The animation is sluggish. And the spinner animation is moving in a weird fashion.
For a lot of apps thats allright. But if you want to create a killer app, please go native.
- thomasfl 12y agoYupp, it's sluggish but good enough for small time apps. Wait a few years for famo.us and others to work on the problem, and you will see hybrid killer apps.
- _random_ 12y agoYeah, anything HTML5-related and stable is always just a few years away.
- pjmlp 12y ago> you will see hybrid killer apps. Being done in C# and C++.
- general_failure 12y agoWait for a few years and problem might solve itself. Famo.us has nothing to di with it
- rayv 12y agoMy Nexus 5 is also sluggish in comparison to my iPhone. From the little research I did it has to do with the default webview used on Android. Hopefully this will also get better in future.
- sunsu 12y agoThey could be bundling Crosswalk so any 4.0+ device would run the app in a Chrome 37+ WebView. Much better performance.
- imaffett 12y agoI work at Intel and we have the Crosswalk Project - https://crosswalk-project.org/ https://crosswalk-project.org/ Even Google mentions using it for Android 4+ devices.
- myth_drannon 12y agoDownload link is broken https://crosswalk-project.org/documentation/downloads https://crosswalk-project.org/documentation/downloads
- turval 12y agoI'm curious then, I recently spent quite a while trying to emulate the native feel for an android app, where do you think it falls short? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.readyforzero https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.readyforze...