Re:Angular vs. React
by MONSTROSITY on Saturday February 11, 2017 @07:00AM
(#13622244)
My team was assigned to test react native and native script.
We found react native is able to meet our requirements.
Building the same application in nativescript however, we stopped within 2 weeks.
A simple application with 2 pages takes 5s to load on android. The CLI tool is buggy and there is no debug information provided at all if something goes wrong.
There is no community support either so if anything goes wrong, praying is your best approach.
Also due to the super poor community support, a ton of UI requirements couldn't be accomplished.
Overall I wouldn't recommend nativescript. It is 2 years away from where react native is currently.
If you cannot accept reacts patent issue, I recommend you look at xamarin or Cordova. Avoid nativescript, it's a complete waste of time at this moment
when did you evaluate ? recently ?
Re:Angular vs. React
by MONSTROSITY on Sunday February 12, 2017 @10:35PM
(#13632941)
2 weeks ago. we contacted teleric and they have acknowledged that 2s app launch time is within parameters.
we have since stopped development with nativescript.
react native is able to launch a much more complex application within 180ms btw
Wonder where this comes from ?
Ionic 2. Clearly. since it is webview. but nativescript doesn't make any sense.
Nativescript performance should be in the range of react native if not higher.