Developed 2 ticket booking APPs using ionic, similar to train ticket booking, both android and ios versions have been released. The performance is within acceptable range. . There is an APP with so many site names, hundreds of them, that it obviously feels slow. . The 2G memory of the Android version is a watershed. The speed within 2G is obviously slow, but the speed above 2G is pretty good. . . iPhones are fast. . Ionic’s experience is that the development speed is fast. I am very familiar with angularjs before. Basically, an APP is ready in a few days (including making interfaces). Whether or not to use hybird app development depends on whether it is technically suitable, and cost, especially for small companies.
Let me tell you, mui is actually the fastest in development. This is the result of my own practice. I have not used ionic, but I have used cordova. Because not many people in China share their experience, there are many pitfalls.
You make an app with code scanning, shaking, location tracking, and message push. These basic functions of mui can be used without any research. Cordova will take 3 days just to study plug-in integration and usage, and there will be many pitfalls in the process. (This is already a semi-finished product)
However, cordova is very good for you to make an app with unique needs, because it has a complete plug-in library. mui's support for this is relatively weak. (I gave up after trying this for a week)
Then again, if an app with such unique needs has such unique needs, why not choose native when it comes to technology selection? If you have to use hybird, just use webview. It took me enough time to learn cordova to figure out how to call js natively and how to call js natively 10 times. Now that's what I do.
If you have high requirements for some native functions, PhoneGap is not recommended. Although it is now very mature, it is still very poor when it comes to native functions. I have experienced it before. .
Depending on your business needs, if the Web App is only used to display information and the amount of user interaction is not large, you can use Hybrid App. Not recommended if the amount of interaction is large
Developed 2 ticket booking APPs using ionic, similar to train ticket booking, both android and ios versions have been released. The performance is within acceptable range. . There is an APP with so many site names, hundreds of them, that it obviously feels slow. . The 2G memory of the Android version is a watershed. The speed within 2G is obviously slow, but the speed above 2G is pretty good. . . iPhones are fast. .
Ionic’s experience is that the development speed is fast. I am very familiar with angularjs before. Basically, an APP is ready in a few days (including making interfaces).
Whether or not to use hybird app development depends on whether it is technically suitable, and cost, especially for small companies.
Come on, come on, I want the Amway Ionic:
http://ionicframework.com/
Advantages and services:
Ionic creator: http://creator.ionic.io/
Playground: http://play.ionic.io/app/29a2d4d67e9a
You can use angular to write apps, and more features will be coming in the future
Let me tell you, mui is actually the fastest in development. This is the result of my own practice. I have not used ionic, but I have used cordova. Because not many people in China share their experience, there are many pitfalls.
You make an app with code scanning, shaking, location tracking, and message push. These basic functions of mui can be used without any research. Cordova will take 3 days just to study plug-in integration and usage, and there will be many pitfalls in the process. (This is already a semi-finished product)
However, cordova is very good for you to make an app with unique needs, because it has a complete plug-in library. mui's support for this is relatively weak. (I gave up after trying this for a week)
Then again, if an app with such unique needs has such unique needs, why not choose native when it comes to technology selection? If you have to use hybird, just use webview. It took me enough time to learn cordova to figure out how to call js natively and how to call js natively 10 times. Now that's what I do.
You can try MUI http://dcloudio.github.io/mui/
mui works, debugging is very convenient
Of course the operating efficiency cannot be compared with the native one. For simpler apps, this kind of hybrid app is fine, but ionic is good
You can also try appcan
If you have high requirements for some native functions, PhoneGap is not recommended. Although it is now very mature, it is still very poor when it comes to native functions. I have experienced it before. .
Depending on your business needs, if the Web App is only used to display information and the amount of user interaction is not large, you can use Hybrid App.
Not recommended if the amount of interaction is large
cordova. I don’t want to use anything else, it’s bundled with a lot of useless services.