Modern Cross Platform with Ionic and Capacitor
summary
Claims that Capacitor pre-connects the bridge so native APIs load instantly instead of Cordova’s startup delay (examples of delays up to 5 s). Shows concrete workflow: npm build, npx cap init / add / sync, npx cap open iOS/Android, and using Capacitor plugins (geolocation) to produce a working location app on web and Android while iOS demo is flaky. Notes framework-agnostic design, native best practices (CocoaPods, Android libs) and dwindling Cordova corporate support.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 2:21Original iPhone SDK released 2008
- 14:13Custom tooling for everything
- 23:37Native Wrapper, JS library
- 39:37Effective Cross Platforms reduces user-written code
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