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Choosing The Best Mobile Framework

Talkat NDC Oslo 2020 · 2020-06-08..06-12· [react-native, react]
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Compares first‑party native (Swift/ObjC, Java/Kotlin), PWAs, and cross‑platform native stacks (Xamarin/Microsoft, React Native/Facebook, Flutter/Google), gives concrete tradeoffs: 10 ms native tap latency versus PWA ≈100 ms and original web ~300 ms, claims 95–98% of apps won’t suffer performance issues, warns PWAs lack AR, geofencing, vibration, highlights hiring and maintenance costs, reports a shipped Xamarin app sharing ~95% code between iOS and Android, and notes Flutter’s bespoke UI and Xamarin’s full native API access.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:47Choosing a mobile framework
  3. 3:53Framework selection key points
  4. 11:12First-party native apps
  5. 22:13Progressive web apps
  6. 36:44Advantages of progressive web apps
  7. 41:35Cross-platform native apps
  8. 42:39Xamarin deep dive
  9. 49:23React Native vs Flutter
  10. 57:10Framework recommendations
  11. 59:20Conclusion
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