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Right. > I should have said that I wouldn't create any hybrid mobile apps anymore, not just Cordova I must admit, I'm still quite enamored with them, if only

by hliyan 11y ago

Right. > I should have said that I wouldn't create any hybrid mobile apps anymore, not just Cordova I must admit, I'm still quite enamored with them, if only for development time and maintainability. I'd rather not develop 3 different apps for desktop (browser), Android and iOS. As I said elsewhere, I'm waiting to rely on App Cache instead of Cordova in the future.

andresmanz 11y ago
> I must admit, I'm still quite enamored with them, if only for development time and maintainability. That's a very good reason for many developers. My UI code is usually rather small, with the C++ code being the biggest part. I really like C++ and Java, and Objective-C is OK. I'm pretty sure if I didn't, I would take a different route. I'm still pissed off because loading in Qt apps can take very long. Writing the apps in QML, JavaScript and C++ was a lot of fun, but I couldn't recommend anything that destroys the UX so much.