ismyhc on Nostr: Not a fan of RN. Feels like duct tape and fishing wire holding it all together. ...
Not a fan of RN. Feels like duct tape and fishing wire holding it all together. Dependencies galore. Feels like a security nightmare. Flutter and dart code feels overly verbose to write.
I’m biased because I’m a swift developer, but building with the native platform tools seems to always produce performance and results. Of course this means you need two codebases, however even that will be easier to maintain imo.
I also believe that in terms of UI, you don’t want it to look exactly the same across Android/iOS. Android users expect it to feel like a native Android app and iOS users expect it to feel like an iOS app. The platforms have their own UI nuances.
https://skip.tools is worth looking at though.
Nothing against RN and flutter devs. You do you, just not my cup of tea.
I’m biased because I’m a swift developer, but building with the native platform tools seems to always produce performance and results. Of course this means you need two codebases, however even that will be easier to maintain imo.
I also believe that in terms of UI, you don’t want it to look exactly the same across Android/iOS. Android users expect it to feel like a native Android app and iOS users expect it to feel like an iOS app. The platforms have their own UI nuances.
https://skip.tools is worth looking at though.
Nothing against RN and flutter devs. You do you, just not my cup of tea.