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I've been doing web development for over 15 years. I've got experience all across the stack but most recently been focused on the frontend. I've done work in #javascript #typescript #react #php and related stuff.
I've done quite a bit of work in the hybrid mobile space including writing custom plugins for #cordova and #capacitorjs. Lately I've been building web- and capacitor-based card games for my friend using #phaserjs and have absolutely loved it.
I'm remote in the US
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I've done a couple of app in #framework7 (vue). It is good. But #quasar looks better.
Quasar has very good support for #capacitorjs which I use to create android app.
Finally learnt how to write native android plugins in JS thanks to #capacitorjs docs!
Fun part -- had to download roughtly 100GB of stuff to build 5MB of app!!!
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Use the #IonicFramework PWA Elements package to run your #capacitorjs apps on the browser with the same code as they run natively
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Use the #IonicFramework PWA Elements package to run your #capacitorjs apps on the browser with the same code as they run natively
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Use the #IonicFramework PWA Elements package to run your #capacitorjs apps on the browser with the same code as they run natively
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Use the #IonicFramework PWA Elements package to run your #capacitorjs apps on the browser with the same code as they run natively
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Use the #IonicFramework PWA Elements package to run your #capacitorjs apps on the browser with the same code as they run natively
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The only big thing left to address is share-sheet integration, which I still am completely clueless how to achieve with #IonicFramework or #CapacitorJS. I'm sure I'll figure it out eventually.
Also the code is a bit of a mess and could use some refactoring, but that's always true.
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I wrote how we finally set up #CapacitorJS in an #NxDevTools monorepo installing the capacitor plugins in the root `package.json`, and being able to remove the app level node_modules ⚡️
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Capacitorjs - Capacitor is an open source native runtime for building Web Native apps. Create cross-platform iOS, Android, and Progressive Web Apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. https://capacitorjs.com/ #Dev #Mobile #JavaScript #OpenSource #CapacitorJS by @[email protected]
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just some new screenshots of the #matrix client. - now, media, replys and notifications are also supported. and i'm working on a mobile version with #capacitorjs