Hello,
i've just started developing an android app. Since there will be the need of an
iOS and Windows Mobile version i was wondering, if it is reasonable to use
PhoneGap.
Here are the main functions of my current android app:
Receiving messages from Server (Google Cloud Messaging)
Show message depending on message type (show as notification, toast,
activity, ...)
Send data to a server (HTTP-Server, POST-Request), like "ok clicked" or "no
clicked"
Most of the messages are time-critical. So the delay between outgoing message
on Server-side and incoming message on client-side needs to be as small as
possible.
I haven't work with PhoneGap before so i don't know if it is reasonable to
develop my app in it.
Does someone has some experiences with PhoneGap?
Please help.
Thanks!
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
Hi Jensen, I think it's very reasonable to use Phone gap/Cordova for these
intends. You might want to consider React Native as an alternative, it's quite
popular now and it should be even faster. The choice depends on your needs and
knowledge. You can find many comparisons on the internet, I found this one
useful - https://www.toptal.com/…e-to-cordova
I don't use these apps in my phone or laptop, instead I have streaming apps
like streaming digitally and netflix to enjoy my time.So, that I don't have to
look for where to watch the winchesters or other movies at that
time.
