Once a piece of code is written, it's rarely re-visited especially when you're developing for startups. So I'll advice you to choose a technology that is close to native, is used by companies in production, has good plugin / package ecosystem and good developer community. Though every other framework boasts of the same but there's always a leader. For app development it's React Native. If you guys are not targeting IOS you can always take PWA route. It'll save you tons off time.
Otherwise start with React Native / Expo. You can scale the app fairly well and you'll be using Js primarily . I won't suggest you to use Cordova just because it won't feel native enough. There are few design softwares like BuilderX that can help you in protyping React Native UI etc.
I am curious why you mentioned going the PWA route if IOS is not the target? Is it because Safari lacks support for some things? I am asking because I am trying to learn more about PWAs, including their limitations.
Basically you can upload a PWA on Google Play but the same isn't possible on Apple Appstore ( will take tweaks ). And PWA are websites so you can iterate very fast. The article below will help you out to figure these things.
Once a piece of code is written, it's rarely re-visited especially when you're developing for startups. So I'll advice you to choose a technology that is close to native, is used by companies in production, has good plugin / package ecosystem and good developer community. Though every other framework boasts of the same but there's always a leader. For app development it's React Native. If you guys are not targeting IOS you can always take PWA route. It'll save you tons off time.
Otherwise start with React Native / Expo. You can scale the app fairly well and you'll be using Js primarily . I won't suggest you to use Cordova just because it won't feel native enough. There are few design softwares like BuilderX that can help you in protyping React Native UI etc.
Shubham,
I am curious why you mentioned going the PWA route if IOS is not the target? Is it because Safari lacks support for some things? I am asking because I am trying to learn more about PWAs, including their limitations.
Basically you can upload a PWA on Google Play but the same isn't possible on Apple Appstore ( will take tweaks ). And PWA are websites so you can iterate very fast. The article below will help you out to figure these things.
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