search

justinschuldt / syr-marketplace

Open-source marketplace front-end powered by Stelace API including search, platform automation, user management, transactions, real-time messaging, ratings and much more :zap:
https://marketplace.demo.stelace.com
MIT License
1 stars 3 forks source link

Investigate the effort of building iOS and Android app using stelace backend #17

Closed thihamin closed 3 years ago

thihamin commented 3 years ago

so that we get some idea.

Options: 1) use existing Vue.js frontend and put into iOS and Android shells. See what still need to add or update in this case. 2) write native iOS (and Android) app.

justinschuldt commented 3 years ago

Can use this https://quasar.dev/quasar-cli/developing-mobile-apps

justinschuldt commented 3 years ago

Hybrid mobile app with the existing frontend would work for iOS and Android.

sittingbull15 commented 3 years ago

Let's go Hybrid https://www.mobiloud.com/blog/native-web-or-hybrid-apps#6

justinschuldt commented 3 years ago

I agree, one codebase shared across web/iOS/Android is the best move for a small time.

justinschuldt commented 3 years ago

To be clear, that link I posted in my first comment shows how to take our existing platform and wrap it into a hybrid mobile app via Capacitor. We should definitely use that.

sittingbull15 commented 3 years ago

Sound good. @thihamin feel free to use Oak as Dev Ops- infra (I have already talked with him) for both @justinschuldt 's side of webapp and your side of mobile initiatives.

justinschuldt commented 3 years ago

I am closing this as there is no clear deliverable from the discussion in this thread. We can make specific tasks that are actionable when we know the direction we will go and ready to begin work.