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Can anyone compare this to Xamarin in terms of features/stability/workflow ? Xamarin is .NET/C# which is arguably nicer than Java but its also not too cheap if you just want to play around with stuff.
Anyway I'm happy to see competion against xamarin. Now I only want also a javascript to native (and not just webview-running) for any platform
Can anyone compare this to Xamarin in terms of features/stability/workflow ? Xamarin is .NET/C# which is arguably nicer than Java but its also not too cheap if you just want to play around with stuff.
Is a Mac needed in order to compile?
It says right on the homepage "no virtual machine involved". So why is "VM" in the name? Surely that's just misleading?
It says right on the homepage "no virtual machine involved". So why is "VM" in the name? Surely that's just misleading?
But you are right, this VM memory safe languages, has done more harm than good, making a whole generation think you require a VM for memory safe compilers.
Can anyone compare this to Xamarin in terms of features/stability/workflow ? Xamarin is .NET/C# which is arguably nicer than Java but its also not too cheap if you just want to play around with stuff.
Also, I want to understand how its creator monetarize this? Or it is just a no-profit project? Anyway I'm happy to see competion against xamarin. Now I only want also a javascript to native (and not just webview-running) for any platform
As for a JavaScript to native compiler, check out Appcelerator Hyperloop [1]. It's currently experimental.
Doesn't Apple's ToS prohibit writing apps in any language other than Objective-C? Or using other than Apple's tools?
Doesn't Apple's ToS prohibit writing apps in any language other than Objective-C? Or using other than Apple's tools?