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Definitely, if you're building something with complex UI requirements (aka "interesting" :) hybrid apps probably aren't the right choice. However, most apps typ
by ericmsimons 12y ago
Definitely, if you're building something with complex UI requirements (aka "interesting" :) hybrid apps probably aren't the right choice. However, most apps typically don't fall into that category - so if you know angular/frontend, there's now virtually no incentive to go native (again, unless you're making a complex UI).
- sebringj 12y agoabsolutely agree on that one, I'm still learning ios/android native anyway, already have famo.us down pretty decently, going to try the create plugin route because i feel the gains on UI are surpassing doing it all native for both but just doing famo.us vanilla rather than angular because not convinced perf is great on that