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by raihansaputra 2467 days ago
I agree. With good frontend development practices (state management, caching, etc) it behaves a lot like a native app, it's quick to get up and running and easy to maintain. Not to mention you can deploy as PWA/mobile web if it suits the situation.

What framework are you using? Angular or another framework? I'm interested to explore this approach using Svelte.
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WA 2467 days ago
I use Stencil, made by the ionic team: https://stenciljs.com/

It’s also a compiler for web components like Svelte and a lot like React. You can add the ionic code web components to get animations etc. Try it out, especially if you like TypeScript.

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raihansaputra 2467 days ago
Might have to take a deeper look at it. Thanks!
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