#lonic

I haven't had the opportunity to draw Jet before these requests and honestly it's been a blast drawing him.

I might not like him as much as I like Spike, but he holds a special place in my heart like the rest of the crew.

The two of them have various qualities and various biological systems. We should discuss every one of them independently to more readily see how Ionic and React Native work and its advantages and disadvantages.

Ionic - A Hybrid Framework

Ionic: what is it?

Ionic Framework is an open-source UI tool stash for building portable and Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) applications utilizing web innovations like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It gives versatile streamlined web innovation based parts just as local APIs utilizing Capacitor and Ionic Native. It was made in 2013, by the Drifty Co. The first form was delivered in 2013, based on top of Angularjs and Apache Cordova.

In 2019 they dispatched a form with help for a very long time closes, including React.js.

Today you can construct a Hybrid portable application in Ionic with Angular, React.js, Vuejs, or even with downright JavaScript.

Now let’s take a look at its advantages:

Pros:

Has a good documentation, since it's a company specialized in building tools that help companies and developers to make mobile applications.

These tools are well understood by web developers since it uses webview to render the application (letting the developers use day-to-day technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript).

Makes it easy to port the code into a Progressive Web App (PWA), since all the code is built to run in a web browser. Ionic just requires a few extra steps to be able to have one PWA.

Although it has benefits, we can also encounter some challenges in the way, like the ones listed below:

Cons:

Since the organization behind the framework makes a living from it, besides the fremium features, there are also premium ones that you can only use if you pay an extra cost.

Ionic is built on top of the “web browser”. The application code can't easily access the native functionalities

React Native - Learn once, write anywhere

React Native: what is it?

With React Native, designers can fabricate versatile applications for Android and iOS stages utilizing JavaScript, yet they can likewise carry out highlights with local code. It empowers cross-stage works by giving stage rationalist local parts that guide into the stages' local UI building blocks. It was made in 2015 by Facebook and it is utilized in large numbers of its items, with respect to model, the commercial center part of Facebook's application.

Pros:

Massive community around the ecosystem. Right now, there are impressive numbers on GitHub repo facebook/react-native. This means that it's very likely for developers to find answers to issues or problems they're facing.

Ability to be integrated into existing native apps, like showed in this presentation. Besides that, it's also possible to build native modules, making your mobile application's look and feel as smooth as a native application.

React Native is translated to native code, with the benefit of achieving 60 frames per second. This gives the user the impression of a native app - not slow at all!

It allows developers to deliver applications for Apple TV and Android TV, with only a few extra steps.

Now let's take a look at the issues we've encountered as below:

Cons:

Since there's a big private company behind it, new tools are released according to their own needs. However, the community is free to extend the desired features, to achieve what is necessary for both Android and iOS native technologies.

React Native is still beta. Yes, you read it right. Although it was created five years ago, the Facebook team still didn’t have the confidence to bump a "production" release of it. It may sound like: "be aware of the possible risks".

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