Here is the React / Ionic GitHub repo and here is the API GitHub repo. You can also download the signed APK for Android for a more performant experience.
If you want to skip ahead, a demo is available on Appetize, so you can evaluate performance yourself (note that Appetize does slow things down quite a bit though). In this tutorial show, I'll walk you through how to build a real-time Ionicbchat application using React (yes, the same version you use for the web) and Stream’s real-time Chat API. Both are still excellent for building in-app chat. Still, having the ability to keep your code DRY is and should be the primary goal with any application build. Whereas, Flutter and React Native do not allow you to reuse code as much however, their performance is much closer to a native application feel. The benefit of Ionic is that you’re using web-based technologies and can reuse a single codebase. Flutter does this with its rendering engine, and React Native hooks into the iOS and Android’s native rendering engine. Due to that approach, Ionic is one of the only popular platforms that allows you to reuse the same codebase for both web and mobile devices - allowing you to keep your code DRY (don't repeat yourself).įlutter and React Native, on the other hand, replace the web tech stack. Ionic believes that the open technology that powers today’s web is the future and should be used to build mobile apps.
There is a massive difference between platforms such as React Native and Flutter compared to Ionic. Update: Here is an excellent post on the vision for 2020's tech trends in cloud computing between the CEO of Ionic, Max Lynch, and CEO of Stream, Thierry Schellenbach.
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