It would be possible to have the app working under React Native. Some documentation on how to port a Clojure webapp to React Native is here.
The benefits of a React Native version are that people could install it on their phone, rather than downloading it from the net at the start of each session; and this would matter particularly when canvassing in geographic areas where mobile coverage is poor or patchy. The disbenefit is that we could not so easily ensure that all users were using the most current version.
This is not (for me) a priority at present, but I would accept a pull request if someone else wants to work on it.
It would be possible to have the app working under React Native. Some documentation on how to port a Clojure webapp to React Native is here.
The benefits of a React Native version are that people could install it on their phone, rather than downloading it from the net at the start of each session; and this would matter particularly when canvassing in geographic areas where mobile coverage is poor or patchy. The disbenefit is that we could not so easily ensure that all users were using the most current version.
This is not (for me) a priority at present, but I would accept a pull request if someone else wants to work on it.