Ask HN: Best cross platform app development framework in 2016?
I'm looking into developing an app and I'm wondering the best way to code it once since I can't devote the time to learning native iOS/Android development.
nerva
Re:Building Large Flask Apps in the Real World
on Wednesday February 17, 2016 @05:38PM (#11122110)
So what's a good (clean) way to create the frontend for Flask apps? I have a decent sized Flask app and I've created a mess with all the templates, static CSS/JS now.
What JS framework do you tie it to, if you use Flask to just create an API/manage sessions?
Re:What is the best “I was broke and almost 30” autobiography you can ...
on Sunday February 07, 2016 @02:37AM (#11052085)
Not really what you're looking for but it's what sprung to mind:
George Orwell's Down and Out in Paris and London. He gives up his bourgeois lifestyle to live among the poor. I'm not sure he started anything at the end though. Besides himself, with a wider perspective of the world.
Re:Ask HN: Best cross platform app development framework in 2016?
on Thursday January 21, 2016 @02:07AM (#10943808)
Looks pretty interesting. If I'm reading it correctly I'd still need to build two UIs? That's kind of what I was looking to avoid -- I'm assuming it's difficult. But the WebView based solutions I've seen always look kind of janky.
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