I am developing one application in react native I am new to it. So curious to know that on which platform api should be build?
Thanks
Depending on your application, there may no reason for API at all.
If you need to store data on the server then API may be build in any technology you feel comfortable with. As far as the React Native goes, it supports many ways to connect to API, including both REST and GraphQL.
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How can I open another application from my react native app? Are there any libraries or APIs available for this?
Can you please provide a detailed explanation on how to open another application from my react native app? Are there any specific libraries or APIs that I can use for this purpose? Are there any limitations or restrictions that I need to keep in mind while implementing this feature?
I've just one question, can I make separate server app (backend) with GraphQL API for my Next.JS app (frontend)? I clearly understand technical part of such implementation, but what about supporting Next.JS advantages (for example ability of deploying on Vercel)?
In my opinion, this approach will support all things which available for normal Next.JS app with API Routes (api/graphql), I just make my own API (like very very small GraphCMS), but may be I missed something.
Thanks in advance for all your opinions!
Whenever one talks about Native vs Hybrid apps, the first thing that comes to mind is the basic conceptual difference between the two. So help me to know Basic diffrence for this.
Native APP
Native apps are developed for a particular platform. Like android apps are native apps. When it comes to user experience, they are the fastest and most reliable.
Hybrid APP
Hybrid apps are developed for both native and web applications. They can also use cross-compatible web technologies. Hybrid apps are typically easier and faster to develop than native apps.
me and my team have developed a Bluetooth access control app using react native. The way it works is that our app connects to a in house hardware solution using Bluetooth 4.0+, when connected does a series of key authentifications using standard cryptography patterns.
The cryptography protocols run in a ReactNative javascript environment, and the Bluetooth connection, data transfer and service notifications are done using the react-native-ble-manager plugin. Authentification is done using the Bluetooth notification data received from the ble-manager plugin and the crypto javascript class.
At this moment, we have a need to implement this Bluetooth access control protocol in client applications. We would need to make a library, for both iOS and Android.
The question that I want to ask is, do we need to implement the whole app logic in native(java, swift) for both Android and iOS, or is there a solution to implement it as a ReactNative module inside native Apps.
We know that you can implement part of a native App in ReactNative, but for this specific problem how complicated it would be, and how good of a solution would it be?
My app (iOS) will have a browser built in native code and the rest in Javascript using Worklight and there's a requirement to have a shared persistent database with encryption capability for both.
JSONStore seems to have all the functionality I need, but it's only available with Javascript. Is there any way I can access it in the native code?
Correct, JSONStore is only available in the hybrid (JavaScript) API. I am unable to commit to any features in upcoming releases, but I can say that have been a large number of people asking for pure native support in JSONStore. I will make sure your request gets capture as well.
The feature will be available in worklight 6.2, which is out now...