It works great for my simple web app. Obviously, your mileage may vary.
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I made a React web app and then had an iOS "container" built with some minimal native iOS functionality to make everything feel more native. Here's an overview of how the iOS app was made: https://www.vsanthanam.com/writing/2018/5/9/web-app-containe...
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#82Hello all! My name is Michael Arnold and I've recently launched a new product App Pile ( www.apppile.com ) , which is currently under a private beta release. App Pile converts Axure designs into native Android & React Native projects complete with source code. Not just source code, but readable, editable, expected code. As mentioned, it is a beta release which means the native Android offering has a stable build whil…
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#83React and React Native.
At Idea To Startup (https://ideatostartup.org/), we have developed a ui framework "One-Ui" which helps us write code that works on all platforms (Web, Android and iOS).
It has helped us immensely in reducing the time to develop apps.
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#84A bit off topic, but if you are using ionic, how are you testing?