@saltyAom Looks amazing π Great vibes from the illustration, and paralax feels amazing..
Though can you smooth out the flashing during navigation, because after clicking Get Started the screen flashes in white and the dark docs π
@rafaelaugustoms@NativeScript awesome... But why not use unplugin/auto-routes, iwas using it even before in mmy nativescript easily... or its now even built into vue-router, bacause that lib by @posva is archived now - https://t.co/aToCeOzZvI
its basically built into vue-router now
@rafaelaugustoms@NativeScript But i think solid vue router for nativescript is needed as a standalone thing... Leaning more into native way of things and fully covering nativescript-vue apps... That's what i was looking for a long time myself
Yeah, basically converting nuxt the same as @nativescript did with tanstack few months ago.. and converting html elements into native with masonkit from @triniwiz
Basically its already working, worked on ios version working...
Just figuring out the best approach to how much should the plugin handle, and api design
But ultimately the goal would be to make nuxt app working on native mobile and desktop as well with nativescript
Will make the repo public after some initial work is done
Thats why working with @reactnative and @expo is such a headache.. Libs are constantly becoming outdated and abandoned, everything constantly breaks π€·ββοΈ
Hey @_can1357 quick idea for Tern diff preview:
a small overlay on click or on hover, to quickly preview changes without need to open in block, and messing up the layout of blocks
@stencil_labs
Been experimenting with turning Nuxt app into actual native mobile app using @NativeScript
The idea is to take an existing Nuxt app and run it natively on iOS/Android, without rewriting everything. Just by adding some directives and composables. Thanks to the work of @triniwiz and his masonkit
Especially considering how this could work with Vue Vapor and its smaller runtime
Still early, but here's the first preview π
@nuxt_js@vuejs #crossplatform #nativeapps
@fernandorojo I've got an idea: StackOverflow 2.0 π where everyone is kind and supportive...
But then you find out its all have been ClaudeCodes π
@triniwiz@porobertdev@xmrafonso@NativeScript@NativeScriptVue@lynx@abdulachik I assume the assumptions come from random articles, and scatchy benchmarks all over the internet.. But especially now, each framework has its pros and cons, but ultimately all main js frameworks like RN, NS and Lynx are basically on par with +/- 20-50ms difference here and there
The best thing about RN is Expo actually... After New Architecture in RN from few years ago things got better, but as soon as you want to dive into something more complex then simply navigating from page to page, and typing here an there... It gets convoluted and you reach for various libs constantl, some libs dont support new expo or RN versions, and you wait for half a year for updates, or just search for another lib. So its not that pleasent.
Capacitor with ionic is good because the ease of jumping in and recreating web app in mobile app, but then as soon as you notice that slight lag beneath your fingers when using the app, you cant unseen that
But if DX and speed to switch from web to nativescript can be on par with Ionic, then whats the point to use ionic anyway