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Is it worth making an application in Cordova?
The programmer convinced me that making an app in cordova is a good thing. Well, I understand the pluses - it will turn out for little money to do both under iOS and under Android.
But I'm breaking my head here. Is it good? Development on Cordova is several times cheaper than creating native applications ... But where are the main jambs?
My application is pretty simple. View and download pictures.
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A simple application without cunning animations with direct hands can be made quite decent for such a price / profit ratio, but if you plan to develop the application further, then sooner or later you will have to come to native ones. Since there will be wishes that the browser approach cannot adequately solve and performance problems will appear. But hybrid applications are also hybrid, to make them easy and simple. You can consider them a nice bonus to the main web application, which is based on adaptability.
A hybrid app is not just a browser built into the app. This is also an opportunity to write native code and call it from JavaScript, so the argument about future Wishlist and the fact that they may not have enough performance is nonsense. For example, I was making a video chat application. In ios, at the time of development, this was not the case in safari. But I took and installed a plug-in for cordova that worked with webrtc in a native way and rendered the content in a separate native layer in the ios application.
And in android this function has been there for a long time and I did not install the plugin there. But in the end, it's still more efficient than writing everything natively.
Now, if you had a game with 3D graphics, then I think it would be right to choose a native approach. But in all other cases, cordova is justified.
worked with both native and cordova and react native (including native modules for both cordova and react-native)
if you really want a cross-platform application, then you should look towards react native, cordorva is still cal
ps the native application is still noticeably better and faster than all the rest
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