Xamarin vs React Native – a brief history of the cross-platform frameworks Xamarin had quite an interesting beginning. It began as a project rolled out to support coding in C# language on systems other than Windows. It has since evolved to provide full wrappers for all APIs of both Android and iOS. One codebase could
Facebook is continuing its open-sourcing spree with the launch of a new JavaScript engine designed to improve the performance of big apps on Android devices, the company announced today at the Chain React conference in Portland, Oregon. Mobile apps are getting increasingly larger, which can pose problems — particularly for devices with limited storage or
Check out the following infographic that exhibits the difference between Flutter, React Native, and Xamarin, along with their pros and cons, and decide which one to pick for your next cross platform development.
In the world of app development, React Native: the open source programming language utilizing JavaScript has hailed a big spot. Hybrid app frameworks have taken major steps to bridge the massive gap between the performance of native apps and the ease of its development. Facebook’s React Native is on the leading edge of this technology
Inception Developers when used to work on any cross platform application they used to face many application performance issues and these application owners have to compromise on delivering stage as developers used to fail in offering the same smooth experience to their users as native could give. Since not everyone can afford the native development
To boost your ability for delivering ambitious and competitive web apps, choosing the right JavaScript framework which best suit your project’s needs becomes quintessential. Though there exist many libraries which are been around like Backbone and Knockout, but gradually their popularity is decreasing. Big three web frameworks Ember, AngularJS, and React, are been discussed here.
