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FWIW it won't be cross platform, it will be a separate implementation for Android. The goal is the model, not the write once pipe dream.
by augustl 12y ago
FWIW it won't be cross platform, it will be a separate implementation for Android. The goal is the model, not the write once pipe dream.
- ossreality 12y agoer, what
- jakejake 12y agoLooking at the name of the UI components, that definitely seems to be true, as a lot of them have "ios" appended to the class name. But, even if you're writing Objective C, you might have different storyboards for the phone vs the iPad. so I don't think it's unreasonable to have different views for the different devices. My concern is that it actually works and isn't buggy as hell on one of the platforms, which is something that I haven't found from similar toolkits.
- felipesabino 12y agoTrue, but if you can write once at least the business logic, is is already a win
- robertfw 12y agoI am also wondering how much scope there is for writing generic interfaces that delegate to UI specific components as needed. I haven't done any native mobile development before so I'm not sure how possible this will end up being, but seems plausible.