[Percyi]

This is a nice update to the app. Love the new features. Great work! Keep it up :)

[iKinky]

This is coming along very nicely m8.
next up: iOS 🤭

[iKinky]

I haven't seen any proof that anyone is working on an iOS version.
So we'll see about that :(

Maybe if you believe something is real for a certain amount of time, it might become a reality.

[QoL‌‌]

The problem with iOs is when you don't own an Apple device, developing with a vmbox with that installed is a pain in the ass.

But, who knows, eventually someone will take it up, I've postponed it after the 1st day, its really uncomfortable testing code that way.

I do have physical iOS devices, so I'm not worried about that.

iOS will be coming eventually.

[Goddd]

This is a gift. A gift from god himself. THANK YOU!! Finally. Edit- Gotta upgrade to l33t. I thought my epic membership would cover it lol.

[HiddenModerator]

This is pretty amazing, been checking it myself and it looks really good
Goodluck ;D I'm a big fan

[covet]

it looks good, only thing i can think of is adding animations when clicking on things, like the slide animation

[Linux.]

I haven't seen any proof that anyone is working on an iOS version.
So we'll see about that :(

Well now that the API is available for UB3R. I can go ahead and do it since I run a mobile app development team.

Gonna make it a user-friendly hybrid app, probably running ionic framework.

[Linux.]

I have been looking into React Native.
Whatcha think about it?

It's not bad honestly, better than Cordova in terms of animations and being able to spot the quality difference but from my experience mostly being focused with Cordova, and Native development I'm not the quickest with React.

The biggest things I noticed with hybrid apps is feeling sluggish, now with Ionic v2, and v3 this is improved greatly but React is a better native/hybrid approach. For example, when we were developing with Ionic v1 looking back at our client's apps you can clearly tell they're hybrids, animations aren't very fluid, images load weird and randomly, etc. The common problems of mobile websites basically.

React is cool also because you can blend it with an existing native app which makes it great for companies like Instagram which is actually built with React Native.

Not sure if that answers your question, I've got a Raspberry Pi in one hand and my laptop in the other lol working on a prototype.

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I have been looking into React Native.
Whatcha think about it?

You know what, I will make something with the raspberry pi and this api. Hmm maybe an HF PM alarm clock lmfao.

[QoL‌‌]

It's not bad honestly, better than Cordova in terms of animations and being able to spot the quality difference but from my experience mostly being focused with Cordova, and Native development I'm not the quickest with React.

The biggest things I noticed with hybrid apps is feeling sluggish, now with Ionic v2, and v3 this is improved greatly but React is a better native/hybrid approach. For example, when we were developing with Ionic v1 looking back at our client's apps you can clearly tell they're hybrids, animations aren't very fluid, images load weird and randomly, etc. The common problems of mobile websites basically.

React is cool also because you can blend it with an existing native app which makes it great for companies like Instagram which is actually built with React Native.

Not sure if that answers your question, I've got a Raspberry Pi in one hand and my laptop in the other lol working on a prototype.

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You know what, I will make something with the raspberry pi and this api. Hmm maybe an HF PM alarm clock lmfao.

Okay, I have never understood why people use these frameworks rather than just developing the native applications. Can you explain that?

[Linux.]

Okay, I have never understood why people use these frameworks rather than just developing the native applications. Can you explain that?

One of the biggest reasons is time. Most startups including mine don't have a lot of time. We need to get to market not spend extra amounts of time building a native application. Small businesses and startups are focused on getting to market and selling not developing. Also having one codebase is extremely helpful since it allows you to rapidly develop, and rapidly improve. Another reason is it keeps cost low since time is decreased. Honestly, I wouldn't recommend native unless your application requires it, most hybrid frameworks can do everything native apps can.

Then again that's my two cents. 🤫

[Invested]

This is excellent! What a great idea! I will be downloading this very soon on my galaxy J.

Thank you OP!

[Linux.]

What are the odd of seeing a fellow hf member here

Probably pretty high since this is HF... ❓

[Copywriter]

Get this on iOS please!
Need PM notifs :)

[Horus God]

when ios version comming ?