@fahmaan wrote:
Hi! I’m new to Ionic and the Hybrid development approach. For the last few years, I have been writing and for a period of time teaching native app development for iOS with Swift, Objective-C, SDKs, UIKit etc. and I really find the enjoyable and the APIs are very expressive and powerful. One of my colleagues mentioned Electron JS which led me to Ionic!
The use cases of apps that I work with center around
- Graphics Intensive apps for 3D anatomy and medical that work with STLs
- Web Services, eCommerce, and Customer service
- Apps for education
- Apps that work with hardware such as Bluetooth medical devices
I just wanted to get some thoughts from the Ionic community. Usually people that you talk to get very emotional and hardcore about hybrid vs. native and that’s something I don’t want… I want to understand the good and bad points from experienced developers on both sides of the aisles… we have our favorites, I certainly favor native, but I’m open to ideas!
Thanks!
Mohammad
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