How to create a crossplatform angular webapp?
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I currently have a web browser application developed using Angula 6 + typescript. It is responsive and displays nice in all browser's resolution. But i want now a completely diferent layout for it when it opens in the cellphones.
I started investigating alternatives to do it but i am a little lost as i am new to web development.
Alternatives:
1- use NativeScript with angular (which seems to work really well) and i will be able to share code, split modules and html/css, etc...
2- create 2 different projects and as soon as someone gets inside the url, somehow i will identify the browser is mobile (android or iOS for example) and forward it to the mobile web application URL. But how do i share code between those 2 projecta??
Questions:
1- is there any other alternative?
2- which one do you think is better?
3- i prefer 1st alternative using NativeScript, what are the pros/cons?
I am lost because i am not sure if i really need a crossplatform webapp. I just want to change all the layout but keeping similar functionalities. I will need to share code so that's why i liked the NativeScript alternative but i am not confortable yet to use it. Facebook webpage for example seems to redirect the url to a different application.
I want your opinion to help me decide what would be the best practise considering my scenario and needs.
web-applications cross-platform angular2-nativescript
asked Nov 9 at 20:32
Fabio Carvalho
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I currently have a web browser application developed using Angula 6 + typescript. It is responsive and displays nice in all browser's resolution. But i want now a completely diferent layout for it when it opens in the cellphones.
I started investigating alternatives to do it but i am a little lost as i am new to web development.
Alternatives:
1- use NativeScript with angular (which seems to work really well) and i will be able to share code, split modules and html/css, etc...
2- create 2 different projects and as soon as someone gets inside the url, somehow i will identify the browser is mobile (android or iOS for example) and forward it to the mobile web application URL. But how do i share code between those 2 projecta??
Questions:
1- is there any other alternative?
2- which one do you think is better?
3- i prefer 1st alternative using NativeScript, what are the pros/cons?
I am lost because i am not sure if i really need a crossplatform webapp. I just want to change all the layout but keeping similar functionalities. I will need to share code so that's why i liked the NativeScript alternative but i am not confortable yet to use it. Facebook webpage for example seems to redirect the url to a different application.
I want your opinion to help me decide what would be the best practise considering my scenario and needs.
web-applications cross-platform angular2-nativescript
asked Nov 9 at 20:32
Fabio Carvalho
13310
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I currently have a web browser application developed using Angula 6 + typescript. It is responsive and displays nice in all browser's resolution. But i want now a completely diferent layout for it when it opens in the cellphones.
I started investigating alternatives to do it but i am a little lost as i am new to web development.
Alternatives:
1- use NativeScript with angular (which seems to work really well) and i will be able to share code, split modules and html/css, etc...
2- create 2 different projects and as soon as someone gets inside the url, somehow i will identify the browser is mobile (android or iOS for example) and forward it to the mobile web application URL. But how do i share code between those 2 projecta??
Questions:
1- is there any other alternative?
2- which one do you think is better?
3- i prefer 1st alternative using NativeScript, what are the pros/cons?
I am lost because i am not sure if i really need a crossplatform webapp. I just want to change all the layout but keeping similar functionalities. I will need to share code so that's why i liked the NativeScript alternative but i am not confortable yet to use it. Facebook webpage for example seems to redirect the url to a different application.
I want your opinion to help me decide what would be the best practise considering my scenario and needs.
web-applications cross-platform angular2-nativescript
asked Nov 9 at 20:32
Fabio Carvalho
13310
I currently have a web browser application developed using Angula 6 + typescript. It is responsive and displays nice in all browser's resolution. But i want now a completely diferent layout for it when it opens in the cellphones.
I started investigating alternatives to do it but i am a little lost as i am new to web development.
Alternatives:
1- use NativeScript with angular (which seems to work really well) and i will be able to share code, split modules and html/css, etc...
2- create 2 different projects and as soon as someone gets inside the url, somehow i will identify the browser is mobile (android or iOS for example) and forward it to the mobile web application URL. But how do i share code between those 2 projecta??
Questions:
1- is there any other alternative?
2- which one do you think is better?
3- i prefer 1st alternative using NativeScript, what are the pros/cons?
I am lost because i am not sure if i really need a crossplatform webapp. I just want to change all the layout but keeping similar functionalities. I will need to share code so that's why i liked the NativeScript alternative but i am not confortable yet to use it. Facebook webpage for example seems to redirect the url to a different application.
I want your opinion to help me decide what would be the best practise considering my scenario and needs.
web-applications cross-platform angular2-nativescript
web-applications cross-platform angular2-nativescript
asked Nov 9 at 20:32
Fabio Carvalho
13310
asked Nov 9 at 20:32
Fabio Carvalho
13310
asked Nov 9 at 20:32
Fabio Carvalho
13310
asked Nov 9 at 20:32
Fabio Carvalho
13310
asked Nov 9 at 20:32
Fabio Carvalho
13310
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