Do farmers really use apps?
Building a Cross-Platform Web and Mobile App from the Ground Up
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#12This talk at Nextjs Conf explores cross platform solutions for common issues like routing, styling and animation. Found it to be quite helpful! https://youtu.be/0lnbdRweJtA
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#13We do something similar across a React and a Next JS app. A little different because they are both web, but same principles of letting the clients do their own thing and having common backend logic. Also just started looking around your site. This is actually a quality engineering blog! We're actively implementing stylized components in a manner similar to yours.
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#15Also, I missed the challenges of handling offline usage which was stated as a requirement, but the back end appears to be GraphQL queries to a server?
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#17(plug: I did this, save a small iOS shim, for my music player https://shelf.fm).
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#18While I am keen on this article, I must pause reading it to come here and plead that people say "prior" instead of "legacy".
Legacy - due to its provenance in Microsoft sales techniques to mean "not Microsoft" - implies "bad". When actually the decisions may have been good, at least at the time.
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#19Re: Building a Cross-Platform Web and Mobile App from the Ground Up
#20For those who have the pleasure and luxury to go green field new dev, i started using the Quasar Framework, which builds on top of Vue. I really love it. https://quasar.dev/