I developed and published an iOS app using ReactJS and CapacitorJS
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Re: I developed and published an iOS app using ReactJS and CapacitorJS
#2How did it go?
Re: I developed and published an iOS app using ReactJS and CapacitorJS
#3How did it go?
It was actually surprisingly easy to do. There were pre-built 'plugins' (hooks) for almost every native API you could imagine and it was really 'plug & play'. Overall, I had almost zero issues with installing and building with Capacitor (there was only one real issue, where an official plugin didn't support the behavior I was looking for, so I switched to a different 'community-made' one). Apple also reviewed and accepted to app for sale of the app store in less than 48 hours (which was something I was a little scared about, since it's a PWA under the hood simply wrapped in Capacitor's runtime)
Re: I developed and published an iOS app using ReactJS and CapacitorJS
#4How did it go?
It was actually surprisingly easy to do. There were pre-built 'plugins' (hooks) for almost every native API you could imagine and it was really 'plug & play'. Overall, I had almost zero issues with installing and building with Capacitor (there was only one real issue, where an official plugin didn't support the behavior I was looking for, so I switched to a different 'community-made' one). Apple also reviewed and acc…
That sounds really appealing... I might have to try it.