Hello everyone,
Our team is currently evaluating different strategies for mobile app development called slope, especially when it comes to reaching users on both iOS and Android. Cross-platform frameworks often come up as a possible solution because they allow a single codebase for multiple platforms.
That said, we’re curious whether this approach truly matches the performance, reliability, and user experience of building native apps separately. For those who have hands-on experience, how do you see the long-term value of cross-platform solutions compared to native development?
Thanks in advance for sharing your insights slope!
Our team is currently evaluating different strategies for mobile app development called slope, especially when it comes to reaching users on both iOS and Android. Cross-platform frameworks often come up as a possible solution because they allow a single codebase for multiple platforms.
That said, we’re curious whether this approach truly matches the performance, reliability, and user experience of building native apps separately. For those who have hands-on experience, how do you see the long-term value of cross-platform solutions compared to native development?
Thanks in advance for sharing your insights slope!