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Framework
Cornelius Kölbel edited this page Oct 25, 2019
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The usage of a framework should basically help us with two things:
- Make development for iOS and Android simpler (reuse as much code as possible)
- Customization
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Flutter (Google/ Dart - "Mixture of Java and JS", since 2018)
- code is compiled in byte code (JIT during development, hot reloads)
- Firebase without problems
- Customization via Dart-File /Themes
- Languages (Title, About) via JSON file
- documentation: ++
- IDE: Android Studio
- BSD 3-clause
- tests: integrated: Unit tests, Widget tests, Integration tests.
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React-Native (Facebook/ Javascript, Typescript, since 2015)
- Javascript interpreted
- Firebase with plugin, which currently suffers a version change
- Customization via kind-of-css
- Languages (Title, About) via Plugin with Javascript Object
- documentation: +
- IDE: WebStorm (-)
- MIT
- tests via plugins
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both
- no template - UI is coded
- QR Code via plugins
- Secure Storage via plugins: TODO check a bit deeper?
- Check the Secure Storage handling
- PoC for style exchange
The following components are used by the apps and must be doable with the framework:
- Firebase (for push notifications)
- reacting to events while the app is not running
- Scanning QR-Codes
- Secure Storage
- asynchronous HTTPS Connection
- converting e.g. Hex to binary
The framework should allow us to customize the app more freely, things that should be customizable are:
- colors
- icons / logos
- position of screen elements
- title of the app
- "about" information (containing a custom text)
- custom language
- custom constrains: e.g. forcing to use password, constraining number / kind of tokens, constrain if tokens can be manually added, only allowing tokens from a specific source
For better user-experience the customization should be possible via a web page. Ideally a preview of the application is available.
- programming / template language
- how is the UI created (e.g. html, xml, css, programing)
- how common are the languages
- documentation:
- tutorials
- sample code
- articles
- installation
- IDE support for languages:
- what IDEs support the framework
- syntax highlighting
- static code analysis
- highlighting
- code completion
- debugging
- on the market since when...
- actively developed
- license
- maintainer
- what additional services are offered (e.g. SLAs)
- what other target devices are supported (e.g. web)
- how are components (see) integrated
- part of core library or through other libraries
- how are they licensed
- how are device features (storage, camera) accessed
- what is the expected performance of the apps
- ahead-of-time-compilation
- just-in-time-compilation
- interpreter
- how are languages / translations handled
- how big will the apps be
- possibility to use android or iOS native UI elements / code
- is testing supported (and if so how)
- (J)Unit tests
- UI tests