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I want to develop an app for Android and iOS, which I will use camera, contacts, push notifications and maps
I have some knowledge in Android and I have read a bit about react native, but I would like to know that other frameworks are there for development hybrid app or why should I use react native...
Note: English isn't my native language
The biggest benefit of going with React-Native (rather than Xamarin or some other hybrid mobile) is that you can use what you learn here, and take it to the web by using React.JS. You most likely won't re-use code, but it'll be a breeze to setup the web app after making the mobile app.
Also, JS is very easy to work with.
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I am learning web development. I have learned ReactJS. I wanted to do App development. I think React Native will be easy for me Since I have learned ReactJS. But wanted to know Which is better Flluter or React-Native.
I have found that React-Native lacks in some features. The fact that google inventing a new OS called Fausia is Fascinating. And It's a sure thing that they will support Flutter in all means. In the sense, They will include all features? and Even Performance is way better than React Native since it will convert to Native Code.
In the first years of my development, I always wonder which framework or development language is my silver-bullet.
But, everything will be hard before it gets easy.
There are so many pros and cons in this choice.
I think you should pick a long and hard road.
If I were you, I'll choose Flutter rather than React Native.
But if you are pressed for time you should choose what you farmiliar with.
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What are some of the pros and cons of developing a web page designed to be viewed on a mobile device? Could it be built to support gestures? What about the performance? Is it close to native or would there be jitters?
From my experience as an iOS developer, and someone who can do simple web sites:
I recommend doing native apps unless you are on a low budget and don't need functionality like gestures, camera use, etc. There are lots of hybrid apps that actually launch a simple app with a single web browser view. These come at the cost of unexpected layout errors.
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I want to make commercial applications for mobile. Haven't done any mobile development yet. So is it better to learn individual platforms like Android, Windows and iOS or it is better to learn Titanium or PhoneGap!?
I would suggest to learn Native platform first like Android , IOS or Windows. Native apps are more reliable , faster and scalable then PhoneGap or Titaninum. Native applications are easy to learn also.
If you wish to learn all the things you should try learning Native platform first , once you are clear with the idea how things are working you can easily achieve the same in PhoneGap without any or minimum difficulty.
All the best to your learning !!!
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If I created a piece of software for Windows phone, for example using C#, and I want to publish this software on other platforms (iPhone or Android), do I have to rewrite the code in Java for Android and in Objective-C for the iPhone? Or are there other solutions?
If you are a C# programmer, you should look into mono/xamarin.
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You can use Monotouch for iPhone Development and Monodroid for Android.
You should be aware that you will still need to know how to build the user interface using the native SDK components.
I like Phonegap/Cordova. Allows you to use web technologies (Javascript, HTML, CSS) but package them up as apps for multiple platforms.
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I have developed a cross-platform app using PhoneGap for iPhone and Android. I'm considering to make that app available to other platforms as well. I came across some of Windows and BlackBerry documents about apps porting. This got me confused.
What is mobile apps porting?
What is the difference between apps porting and cross-platform development?
"Apps porting" is the process of taking an app developed for one platform and "porting" its functionality to another. This is essentially re-development of an existing application.
"Cross-platform" development is the process of using a system like PhoneGap to develop an app once with a single development system, then compiling/generating targeted platform builds for multiple platforms.