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YppaH3237yNot only buggy, for me it was also insanely slow for some native stuff like sqlite and also UI. Since then I switched back to developing natively, this time with kotlin and it's a charm.
Have seen nativescript though and it looks promising, since everything is converted to native even the UI. I will try it out at some point since I am still searching for a good framework to develop in both iOS and android simultaneously... -
Baguette4267yI never used a framework for hybride apps Andwill never do, i just do my stuffs natively like @YppaH
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YppaH3237y@alvaroalves05 I heard of Xamarin before, but my C# knowledge is pretty limited(my strengths are JavaScript and Java). I just did some unity engine scripting a few years ago. But as far as I can remember C# is pretty similar to Java code structure, so maybe I'll give it a try soon!
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YppaH3237y@Baguette I'm open for change of something good comes up, where I can develop for the two main platforms iOS and android, since maintaining two Code bases is quite tedious.
But until now I haven't found the right fit for my needs.
Will check out Xamarin as mentioned by alva and nativescript though -
pertroo6707y@Baguette I always do my apps in Java, I just wanted to know why there's a buzz with hybrid apps so I'm doing my current project with it. Turns out development seems faster with it but the performance and frameworks still need improvement
ionic framework is super buggy
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