Its fairy tale time: hybrid app development
summary
Company builds hybrid app with Ionic (3→4), Angular, Cordova, Jenkins and Bitrise, then discovers heavy native work: about 70% native features and reliance on a proprietary native SDK. Development explodes into 33 repositories and 20–30 Cordova plugins, slowing releases and raising defects. Team consolidates into a monorepo, moves reusable UI into npm packages, keeps app live during migration, and plans web components for isolation; outcome: faster cross-team PRs, simpler builds, and regained velocity without a full rewrite.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 4:54Deploying to the App Store
- 8:52Advantage of Hybrid Web Development
- 9:35Error Handling
- 20:13Delivering Documents to the End-User
- 24:45Custom Build Script
- 27:22Vendor Bundles
- 28:15Single Page Shell
- 29:11Hyperlinks
- 30:50Packages and Npm
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