How to create a Mobile App using Laravel

[@Kpil3]

Would be interesting to see an example with Inertia. I'm assuming that should also be possible 🤔

[@klerfe85]

Great tutorial! Looking forward to next video.

[@Michael4x]

That amazing, but for the skeptics, what are expected shortcoming compared to native development?

[@NubeBuster]

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

[@StanelCodes]

I agree. But if you are good at UI/UX you can easily make a “native” experience.

[@bmayer710]

Very nice, really appreciate it. :) cheers

[@sjcomputercenter8800]

Are you using laravel 10 or 11

[@StanelCodes]

Laravel 10, but it works with any version

[@Hitsukay]

Good work

[@user-gx3st2th8q]

That is so many link statements for iOS

[@StanelCodes]

I know, but that's the way of doing things with Apple :)

[@TheArtOfWarStrategy]

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

[@StanelCodes]

It’s pretty easy. And the benefit is that you only have one codebase

[@mukulrawat1525]

that's amazing🔥. will you please provide the source code

[@StanelCodes]

Here is the code: github.com/Staneloo/laravel-mobile-app

[@mukulrawat1525]

thanks a lot ❤️

[@LucianoTonet]

It is important to note that push notifications will not work on iOS.

[@StanelCodes]

They work from iOS 16.4 and up

[@RR-nc1uq]

Is this work for Android

[@StanelCodes]

Yes it works for both iOS and Android