We have a responsive web app developed using AngularJS 2. We would like to wrap it inside a package to redistribute it as a mobile app. Android is our priority. We have looked at Cordova. Are there other options available for turning a web app into a mobile app? What are the pitfalls involved in turning an AngularJS 2 web app into a mobile app?
Angular is used to build seriously large applications, but did you know you can target iOS and Android (and PWA) from your codebase without many changes to your existing Angular app? With Capacitor, any Angular app can be turned into an iOS and Android app with full access to native APIs and OS controls.
Angular is used to create single-page web applications. You can create responsive web applications using Angular and convert them into Android or IOS using Capacitor.
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Angular is a TypeScript platform for developing mobile and web applications. The Angular team has managed this open-source application development at Google. Since it is an open-source framework, Angular community developers also contribute to improving the framework.
Ionic 2, currently in beta, uses Angular2 to make hybrid mobile apps. You'll have to make some modifications in your app but it's still Angular2, only with some custom ionic components.
NativeScript also uses Angular2 to make apps, but this time, it makes true native apps. There's a little bit more of work there, you'll have to adapt your templates and styles but the code is still Angular2-flavored TypeScript.
This one looks more promising angular-native-seed, where you only need to write code once.
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