2 years of xamarin i have now switched to ionic framework
February 13, 2018 22:01
great framework,lots of resources,great community,easy to create UI
Google uses JUniversal
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This is how Google Inbox and Google Spreadsheets works. See the slides from my recently produced GWT Create Session (http://t.co/ZvoaHxCoZT). J2ObjC slide deck here (https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1mW_Plm5jAygELf7qjVK7...) Videos of the conference will be online soon.
Prior to that, some 20% Googlers also produced the PlayN library (https://github.com/threerings/playn) This was taken over by Michael Bayne who added an iOS backend by Bytecode -> IKVM -> Mono conversion. I beleive j2objc and RoboVM backends exist now as well.
The major benefit of the j2objc approach is the avoidance of GC in favor of ARC, the conversion of message-sends into C-method calls when possible, and integration with existing iOS toolchain.
When we started, it seemed like an iffy idea, but after developing a product delivered to millions of users on a high volume site (gmail) that has 70% code sharing, and being able to simultaneously develop, test, and deploy across the platforms reasonably efficiently, a lot of skeptics have become converts to the concept.
Spac3Lab uses Ionic
We use Ionic as it is an awesome framework to build mobile hybrid apps with nativ access. Also Ionic has a nice community!
XtianB uses Ionic
Cross-Platform goodness. I am a noob here...learning how to implement Ionic is on the top of my ToDo's
papaver uses Ionic
used on a recent project, an internal custom app developed for both ios and android.
Grupo Gamma Peninsular, SA de CV uses Ionic
Desarrollo de aplicaciones multi-plataforma con HTML5, JavaScript y CSS3