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I want to create a cross-platform app (will be supported for mobile and web devices), and right now I am not totally sure which technology to use. What is easest to make more responsive, flexible, and adaptive?
I have experience with RNative and Flutter, but I am not sure what to use, what is better for performance on mobile and web, SEO is not important. Only app size (if we talk about the mobile app) and performance (web app)?
Need suggestions.
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I really enjoy using vue and nuxt. But I think mobile development or better "mobile and web development with the same code" is the future.
Is there a good way to use vue for that? Or should I switch gears?
There only seem to be flutter and react native. React did seem quite interesting on a first glance.
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Check vue-native
You can build cross platform apps based on JavaScript and Vue JS!
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I'm trying to understand when I should use CMS like WordPress and when to use a single page application framework like React and Vue when creating a website. Any help?
WordPress can be used without any (barely any) coding skills. It's also a fast way to get a templated website running. If you don't know how to code, don't have a lot of time, and have a simple site, use WordPress
If you have coding knowledge, have time, and have a complex application, you won't be able to use WordPress, and you will find that out quite quickly.
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Hello Guys I am creating porfolio website for an Animation Studio.and they waana add some vidoes on their portfolio website.. I am using ReactJs for website. Do i need any kind of clousd-storage for storing videos,or i just put vidoes inside React project,Kindly help me..
Hosting videos yourself is always tricky. Due to bandwidth limitations, it would buffer a lot and depending on the amount of traffic, the cost could go through the roof as well.
I have done a similar site previously using Gatsby and hosting the videos on Vimeo or Youtube.
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Am new to mobile development but what I've gathered is there are below three approaches to implement it:
i) Native (IOS/Android)
ii) Hybrid
iii) PWA (Progressive WebApps)
Question:
Given a business use case that needs to delivered to its users via mobile, what questions do we need to ask of a use case to help understand if the use case is a better candidate for Native, Hybrid or PWA?
Thanks much for your feedback.
Required native capabilities...
Performance e.g. Usually PWAs work slower than a native app
Cost
Potential Web experience (if any)
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The requirement for my application is just Login and share an image to Facebook.
Is there any drawback to just work with native iOS6 integration only?
The share of iOS5 across devices is very small (less then 10% of all iOS devices out there) so you are pretty safe to go with iOS6 integrated Facebook support; however, there is this very nice library https://github.com/sakrist/FacebookSample - you can use it (along with facebook sdk) to provide support for < iOS6 devices and is very easy to integrate.
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