I’m moving off of jquery mobile due to being deprecated. I am really searching for a simple, flexible alternative for building a rich feature-set WebApp that is Mobile centric, but that can be accessed on the web.
The web component is important since it will contain a growing archive of searchable user-created content. The tablet/phone experience is also increasingly important for obvious reasons. My preferred approach would be to develop a PWA (progressive web app) via a UI framework like framework7, or even Bootstrap, then use capacitorjs for publishing to Android & iOS. So here are my 3 questions:
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I love the robust UI, database, and codebase options in Wappler and wondered what workflow you would recommend for approximating this experience. I would like to use a single codebase, limiting the number of hoops I have to jump through to ensure that my mobile user’s experience is consistent and that the backed does not have to be refactored for each environment.
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Does Wappler have concrete plans to ‘wrap’ in capacitorjs to allow for true PWA functionality?
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Has anyone experimented with developing on Wappler and processing the codebase through capacitorjs for producing PWAs?
I have also been looking at Thorium. It’s not nearly as flexible, built out, or supported as Wappler, but the PWA option is attractive as a starting point.
In any case, great work on Wappler, and any guidance on this question would be greatly appreciated.
RP
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