Performance, error proniness, style. A native app may perform better A native app is slightly less likely to have platform dependant errors A native app is more likely to follow the style and design paradigms of the given platform All in all I say it's definitely worth the tradeoffs
Would be interesting to see an example with Inertia. I'm assuming that should also be possible 🤔
Great tutorial! Looking forward to next video.
That amazing, but for the skeptics, what are expected shortcoming compared to native development?
Performance, error proniness, style.
A native app may perform better
A native app is slightly less likely to have platform dependant errors
A native app is more likely to follow the style and design paradigms of the given platform
All in all I say it's definitely worth the tradeoffs
I agree. But if you are good at UI/UX you can easily make a “native” experience.
Very nice, really appreciate it. :) cheers
Are you using laravel 10 or 11
Laravel 10, but it works with any version
Good work
That is so many link statements for iOS
I know, but that's the way of doing things with Apple :)
I love Laravel but I know flutter as well easy to work with it in front end and Laravel in the backend rather going through those links
It’s pretty easy. And the benefit is that you only have one codebase
that's amazing🔥. will you please provide the source code
Here is the code: github.com/Staneloo/laravel-mobile-app
thanks a lot ❤️
It is important to note that push notifications will not work on iOS.
They work from iOS 16.4 and up
Is this work for Android
Yes it works for both iOS and Android