Wrote some apps in ionic and really liked it.
It's fast enough (ionic team has done a great job with version 4 and capacitor)
It is pretty easy to ship the same app for web/desktop and mobile with one codebase which is awesome.
Until today we have never regret to switch to ionic. We had used Xamarin before and needed to write to much platform specific code (but it's been a few years now so I think it has changed)
A nice thing is with angular/ionic/nestjs we share the same stack between web/mobile and backend.
But you can also write ionic apps with react or vue if you like.
I would suggest try some in a small project and decide :)
Happy coding!
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Wrote some apps in ionic and really liked it.
It's fast enough (ionic team has done a great job with version 4 and capacitor)
It is pretty easy to ship the same app for web/desktop and mobile with one codebase which is awesome.
Until today we have never regret to switch to ionic. We had used Xamarin before and needed to write to much platform specific code (but it's been a few years now so I think it has changed)
A nice thing is with angular/ionic/nestjs we share the same stack between web/mobile and backend.
But you can also write ionic apps with react or vue if you like.
I would suggest try some in a small project and decide :)
Happy coding!