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by leoalves
3678 days ago
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Most of the logic can be the same. But the UI is different. For the web it uses html elements and for native uses native ios/android elements. Even android and ios are different. That's the biggest advantage if compared to Adobe Cordova. A lot more performant |
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It is about whether the source application code can be the same. Today it isn't. But why not create a set of source compatible components that render to Android, iOS, and HTML?
I've seen projects approach this and I think it is a good idea. You get the typical lowest-common-denominator problem but if you have a decent way to mix in platform-specific elements where required, what is the downside?