Does anybody already use Metronic with Ionic and CapacitorJS?
I'm using the Angular version and I'm trying to use CapacitorJS for the first time trying to build a Metronic demo to iOS and Android apps, so.. does anybody already doing this?
Right now I have tested metronic as webapp using it in iOS as webapp and works fine but now I'm trying to build it as iOS native app and Android too.
Is this possible? Any challenge that I should be ready for? Any suggestions?
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Yeah i used it for a smaller customer project. But be aware, if you're building a larger application, I recommend React Native or Flutter, although of course you can't use Metronic. But with larger projects the performance causes problems.
Hmm got it, thank you for the awareness I will take it into consideration at least until now I think that I could keep Metronic + capacitorjs but yeah I was thinking on moving to React Native the thing its that I must start from scratch not like with Metronic that some front end its already working, that's the thing.
But yeah I want to try it and test the performance
Yeah but if you will build just auth and some crud functionality, you should be fine with this.
Hi Arturo,
You can use Metronic with Ionic and CapacitorJS. Building it as a native iOS app and Android is possible with CapacitorJS. Ensure compatibility, handle platform-specific adjustments, and test on real devices. If you run into any issues, the CapacitorJS community is a great resource.
Metronic does have a demo with React if you're considering React Native.
Thanks
