Re:Apple’s refusal to support Progressive Web Apps is a detr...
by GordonS on Thursday July 27, 2017 @08:49AM
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> Right now, the only way for me to accomplish that on iOS is to make a native app. This means I had to learn an entirely new technology stack
It's not the only way - you can create a hybrid app with something like Ionic (obviously this is compiled to a native app at build time, but you never touch a line of XCode yourself).
One of the big selling points of hybrid apps is that you can use your existing Javascript/Typescript skills to create apps that look and feel like native apps.
It's not the only way - you can create a hybrid app with something like Ionic (obviously this is compiled to a native app at build time, but you never touch a line of XCode yourself).
One of the big selling points of hybrid apps is that you can use your existing Javascript/Typescript skills to create apps that look and feel like native apps.