Wow, I was literally looking at this today to see if Android was announced yet. I'm working on a little side project and I was using C++ as the common language across both iOS and Android platforms. While I do, in fact, like C++ it just doesn't have the same support as more dynamic languages to do even basic things (even string splitting or trimming requires separate libraries or rolling your own code; how does a standard string library not include such things?). This looks pretty good.
I'm going to look into this. I'm mostly curious about how building works and how easy it is to setup, say, a single (or two) build script(s) that can package for either platforms and grab the necessary, common JavaScript. I'm also curious as to how easy (or difficult) it is if you wish to create custom UI components for either platform.
I'm going to look into this. I'm mostly curious about how building works and how easy it is to setup, say, a single (or two) build script(s) that can package for either platforms and grab the necessary, common JavaScript. I'm also curious as to how easy (or difficult) it is if you wish to create custom UI components for either platform.