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Has anyone here made an Android app purely using Javascript?
JS frameworks are also acceptable.
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Thanks Calviղ an accomplishment I couldn't have done without your help!
Sonic I have made a few but I use Android Studio which does require a little tinkering with the Java and XML as well but it's pretty easy if you use this excellent example by Krishna Teja Yeluripati Best of Luck!
https://code.sololearn.com/WZcEbcTeHPf3/?ref=app
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To create applications purely in JavaScript, the frameworks like ReactNative are not optional, they are obligatory...
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For me use a WebView is an old cheat mode for accomplish this... Today is much better use apposited frameworks like ReactNative, NativeScript and Tabris or, for scripting purpose, create a main java/kotlin app and use binding to some js engine (or an implementation in pure java) like J2V8, Rhino, Ducktape etc. Just my thought
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bobbie mades many JavaScript apps on play store. You could ask her how on AMA this Monday.
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ReactNative! I know a lot of my colleagues prefer Js so no Android Studio and Java at work. We use React and it's somewhat on the same level of efficiency as Java.
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I have created an app with pure React Native. I really recommend using it - it is extremely easy to understand and use. You can use Expo to create your app, so as to avoid downloading Android Studio, XCode etc.
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Ivan Savorona no I haven't tried and not sure if I will any time soon. I was just curious.
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Sonic try Flutter to biild app, you would like it.
Flutter uses Dart language, which is closely similar to JavaScript or Typescript.
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I´m building my first app using Javascript in React native, I understand that Uber and Facebook both use this technology in their current apps.
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Yes I have
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No,I Haven't. But I Can Build A Primary Apk With Android Stadio. This Software Supports Both Kotlin & Java Languages.
I Offer It To You . At Least , Work With It Isn't So Hard...
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I dunno...