feech

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by feech 10y ago
Ok, so I read through those articles and my curiosity is peaked. If you had to guess, what would be your ETA on support for PWA's on IOS.. I think thats the elephant in the room.
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by feech 10y ago
I've been trying to stay away from Angular development. I've heard that ecosystem is just in a tizzy right now.
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by feech 10y ago
yea, cut me I bleed C# .. the transition to client libraries has been hard enough, but mobile has thrown me in a tizzy. The straight up performance of Xamarin on my development machine was what through me. Getting it all setup and rolling
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by feech 10y ago
I completely agree on every point. Developers are such a creative bunch, I'm just surprised this has gone on so long. I went into this wary but hopeful that mobile dev had gotten to a good point, but I am just not seeing it. I'd
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by feech 10y ago
To me, personally, its the trade off. A well built responsive HTML based UX is the easiest development approach. The thing that concerns me is that I don't know how much "easier" mobile dev can get, and I don't think i
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by feech 10y ago
Started reading those articles and immediately loved it. I did a bit of research a few weeks back because I had already been considering this approach. The consensus seemed to be that the app would suffer from performance issues primarily
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by feech 10y ago
So, first off, I've never done mobile, but I've been writing software for 30 years. The biggest issues are probably obvious and are heard all over the place: 1) cross platform mobile-app development is a nightmare. I tried Xama
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by feech 10y ago
This is a new app I am trying to launch. We had a ton of success with React as the web app, but building the mobile stuff has really slowed us down.
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Show HN: Rumblelist, a React-based task app. Trying to build mobile version(rumblelist.com)
22 points by feech 10y ago|19 comments