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If you like JS, try React Native. Otherwise, try the Android tutorials by Google.
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hashr8366y@metamourge a friend told me to not use apache cordova because the apps created in it are not actually apps. their working is like that of browser. browser like pages open and etc. but i am not sure about his advice
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@hashr
Well yeah, that's the whole point.
Cordova is a webview, that wraps native-functionality in js-apis.
It allows you to create apps like you'd create webpages, but also extend it with native-code, so java, objective-c ... -
hashr8366y@metamourge oh okay, thanks for explaining it. The app is basically another social media platform so what do you think would be more appropriate to build it - react native or cordova
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hashr8366yso i have following options -
react native, flutter, nativescript and cordova. It would be helpful if someone could suggest the best out of these in respect to future usefulness and cv/resume addition -
@hashr react native has quite a large following but flutter might be big if Google keeps on pushing as hard as it currently is.
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hashr8366y@crow22498 thanks for sharing and yeah flutter is promoted in like atleast 50% events here.
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I would say Flutter as well. It's basically Google trying to redeem themselves with Android development and trying to monopolize the cross platform market, but the tools there are great.
Dart is heavy on the oop spectrum like Java though. But(and this is coming from someone that loves Java) nicer to use on the mobile end. -
karma110516y@hashr good luck, share with us your findings 😋 always nice to have some extra opinions!
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deodexed5746yCordova and alike (ionic) is the shittiest thing ever, the output app runs like a fucking slideshow.
If you don't like java go for nativescript, it's JavaScript + (angular | Vue) except it runs like native instead of in a webview. -
canavar56ygoogle and others favoring kotlin over java recently for android apps, IMHO kotlin is a far better language in many ways. Far better than dart as well.
But if you are after write once run on both Android and iOS, then I would go for react native with typescript. -
Well since you mentioned Java, I'd assume you have thought of Android, so go with Kotlin
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