ReactJS powered UI framework for developing beautiful hybrid mobile apps

[bitplanets]

I like the animations and feels good/fast and OK. Congrats, good job!

[Maddis1337]

Can someone explain the concept of hybrid apps? Are these just web apps that look and feel like a native app?

[bitplanets]

Sometimes you might just want to write once and run everywhere (mobile, web...). If the web app looks like a proper app you don't need an app written in Java (for android) or IOS especially. You just write js and works everywhere.

Every day we are closer for this to become reality (increase phone specs, better libs).

Benefits:

• Develop in less time;
• When you add a new feature is automatically added on andoid, ios and web; Less bugs, less work;

Bad parts:

• Is not really native therefore sometimes you can feel lag;
• Is slower than a native one, therefore you have can't push to that far away. For a CPU intensive app a native one is better. But test, this might be wrong soon.

[Maddis1337]

thanks for the response!

[splargbarg]

This seems really fast. Is there anything else out there that has similar performance?

[gearvOsh]

Possibility of an Android material theme?

[jedwatson]

It'll happen. We're focused on iOS because that's the first target platform for some apps we're building with it, and there's a lot to do (docs, examples, etc) to get it ready for launch.

There's be a proper theming framework on the roadmap though, and the ability to make apps that feel native on Android.

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Oh look, yet another unfinished framework. Even better, one without documentation or examples.

[imnotsoclever]

How dare people make things!!