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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
I’ll repeat this 1000 more times: consumer social apps in 2023 require a mobile-first experience. The last time desktop-first worked was in 2010.
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Backseats
@backseats
98% sure I’m pivoting everything this year from solidity + front end to solidity + mobile
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
lfg
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Backseats
@backseats
@nicholas’s great video really pushed me in that direction. Plus I miss swift and JavaScript sucks. Now that apple doesn’t seem to be a blocker anymore, back to Xcode
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Samuel ツ
@samuellhuber.eth
You could also go the react native route to stay Mobile first but get both Android and iOS + web in one
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Backseats
@backseats
I don’t like build once run everywhere, esp on android it can perform differently on different phones depending on the sensors and radios you’re using
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Samuel ツ
@samuellhuber.eth
So you‘d build two native apps or focus on one?
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Backseats
@backseats
Depends where in the product cycle I was. Likely start with iOS because of better security (Secure Enclave, Face ID, fewer devices, 1 manufacturer) then expand to android and have two native apps
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Samuel ツ
@samuellhuber.eth
sounds like the OG way of doing mobile apps before React Native, Flutter, .NET Maui (formerly Xamarin) back then us iOS peeps had everything first as long as we paid 0.79€ (yep remember these times) for exactly that one native app all devices reason teams then after PMF to android
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