Comment by amehregan
2 years ago
Can vouch- been using this tool the last couple months and it's been magic. It's new so there is definitely a learning curve, but once you get things working it solves the cross-platform problem completely.
2 years ago
Can vouch- been using this tool the last couple months and it's been magic. It's new so there is definitely a learning curve, but once you get things working it solves the cross-platform problem completely.
Does it really? The layouts on Android seem very iOS-y unless you apply "platform customisation" but that seems to defeat the purpose of this framework. I think it's a nice toy experiment to cross-compile things but not really transformative enough to be a viable option. Also becoming dependant on a for-profit company to build your app on top of the platform, I think there are others who have tried this as well.
I am curious, are you building your app on a non-profit company platform? If so, do you mind sharing it?
why is this better than RN or Flutter? Does it make styling easier? like android app can have a material design.
I would guess the apps are much lighter and less buggy.
Maybe? The docs say you have to build the swift app in a weird way (meaning you can't just convert your existing code to the new framework).
Doing something non-standard hints bugs to me.
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