What is the best way of coding in hybrid mobile app. I am researching on hybrid app . I need to know what is the proper and best way in coding the hybrid mobile app. Way in the sense like oops and etc.
You could use PhoneGap, Sencha Touch, JQuery Mobile.
Sencha Touch would use ExtJs which is Object Oriented JavaScript Framework.
In order to develop hybrid application mostly you should be aware of HTML5, Javascript.
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I am going to develop a cross platform mobile app using PWA and React and as I am new to these technologies I wonder what is the best and simplest way to make it responsive.
I know that it's possible to use Media Query.
https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/design-and-ux/responsive/
But it seems more works to be done comparing to Bootstrap but unfortunately I couldn't find any document guiding me that is it possible to use these three in the same project or if there will be any conflict.
I would appreciate to have any advice regarding the best way to make a PWA and React project, responsive.
You can use Bootstrap, React, AngularJS or whatever library or framework that you prefer, there's some rules and you have to implement them in your application to make it PWA.
I need to develop the application which will be same for mobile app and web application. I was researching on reactjs.
Can I convert my reactjs code for web-app to react native for mobile application? The way we do in ionic framework(angular)
You can definitely use cordova \ phonegap in order to create an app out of your website, which will make it hybrid but not native (suitable for most site types)
You cannot 'convert' or re-transpile your code to react-native. You have to re-build it using react native. It will be much easier ofcourse because you have a running react system, but still.
I would recommend trying the first option. Good luck!
I have just started learning Angular and Ionic, and I have been asking myself, what do they have in common, so I could share my code between the two applications?
AngularJS is a framework to developing web application using Javascript and Html, Ionic is a framework for developing hybrid apps, Ionic require Angularjs to work and get all features, as documentation say:
Ionic currently requires AngularJS in order to work at its full potential. While you can still use the CSS portion of the framework, you'll miss out on powerful UI interactions, gestures, animations, and other things.
In simple words, Ionic extends Angular features and transform it in a framework for create mobile apps.
I hope this help you a bit.
I have to create a small/medium web application which require quite a lot of JavaScript use.
I was planning on using AngularJS mostly because I'm familiar with it.
My question is: How well will my application work on a phone web browser if it's using AngularJS?
As long as you are using one of the responsive web CSS frameworks like Bootstrap for your HTML you are good to go. There are many great web sites with bootstrap and angularjs that look awesome on mobile devices too.
I read comments and advice about Ionic framework being used mainly for Hybrid apps (via phonegap). What is the reason that it is not recommended for a web-app on mobile?
Inoic built as a hybrid mobile app platform, it's purpose is to wrap Cordova and it's device proxy abilities and implement it using angular and ui-router. The UI components are mobile suited and would not fit a large browser screen.
In order to achieve that in web development you can just use Angular + Angular UI + Bootstrap, plus you can create the data module to be loosely coupled from the ionic app and share it among both platforms