Let's talk about what we think a mobile app should be.
Nowadays, all mobile app teams requires the ability to develop in parallel. When a mobile app keeps growing, supporting large-scale parallel development must become a very important key thing. Otherwise it's really easy to become a bottleneck.
Today the development of mobile apps is very heavy. And it's really slow in iteration, release, distribution and online bugfix. The size of the package of an app is growing fast too. All of this is not suitable for this mobile internet age. Mobile app needs to be dynaimic which is out of the cumbersome process of version deployment and distribution.
Today in your phone, things are hard to connect and share between different apps. They needs some container with common standard and specs to be shared with each other.
We think a dynamic, parallel development supported, standardized mobile app should be like this:
|------|------|------|------| |-----| | page | page | page | page | | api | |------|------|------|------| | api | | page | page | page | page | | api | |------|------|------|------| | api | | page | page | page | page | | api | |---------------------------| | api | | router | | api | |---------------------------| |-----|
So before you build your mobile app, make sure how many mobile pages your mobile app has and what are they. How do they connect each other. Give each mobile page a URL. And sort out all the APIs and services your mobile app needs.
Then create the pages and develop, debug and deploy them using Weex.
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If you have built a complete mobile app already and just want to using Weex to rebuild part of these pages, that's absolutely no problem. Because Weex is just a SDK to build mobile pages which can coexist very well with other native views or hybrid pages.
If the feature of WeexSDK is limited to your mobile app. You can extend your own components and modules. It requires some native development knowledge. But with our efforts on delivering more and more features, we believe this part of job will be getting smaller and smaller.
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