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I try to keep track of all those platforms, and you're right, it's hard. My findings are summarized at http://www.mobilechameleon.com/ http://www.mobilechameleo
by troymc 12y ago
I try to keep track of all those platforms, and you're right, it's hard. My findings are summarized at http://www.mobilechameleon.com/ http://www.mobilechameleon.com/ (hosted for free by Weebly, a YC alum).
- fokinsean 12y agoHoly shit I never realized how many hybrid app frameworks there are. Nice site by the way.
- pbreit 12y agoWell, it appears there are only 2 in the most interesting category: Titanium and NativeScript. My sense is that it's surprising we still don't have a decent way to build native apps in JavaScript. Titanium looked like the answer but I have trouble following where they're going. NativeScript looks promising so far but cannot figure out the tie-in to Telerik.
- pjmlp 12y agoBecause many of us only touch it in the browser?
- 13years 12y agoThere is also Tabris.js
- troymc 12y agoOh, nice; I added it to my site.
- WhitneyLand 12y agoWhat a nice site. A small but useful curation presented in a very simple and clean way. Btw, you may need an addition for Swift, I believe there is at least one cross platform tool for it now.
- troymc 12y agoGood idea. I added a page at http://www.mobilechameleon.com/toolkits-using-swift.html http://www.mobilechameleon.com/toolkits-using-swift.html