capacitor VS vite-plugin-rsw

Nuxt - The Hybrid Vue Framework - https://v3.nuxtjs.org/ Capacitor - Drop Capacitor into any existing web project, framework or library. Convert an existing React, Svelte, Vue (or your preferred Web Framework) project to native mobile. - https://capacitorjs.com/

You can use capacitorjs.com to build your app. You design/develop your app as a web app and build it for Android.

Hybrid app development is the combination of native and web solutions. Developers embed the code written with languages like HTML/CSS and JavaScript into a Native app with plugins such as Ionic's Capacitor or Apache Cordova. Similar to cross platform apps, with hybrid app development, the code is only written once. The same code can be utilized for multiple platforms again and again. This means there is a shorter development timeline and the cost is minimized. Hybrid apps are also easy to maintain since they are solely based on web technology.

Just a quick walkthrough video explaining the starter project for an Ionic Framework & Capacitor App written in reactjs demonstrating end to end testing.

Flutter isn’t the only cross-platform native toolset around; has anyone tried Capacitor?

Looks open source to me? From what I understand Capacitor is a x-platform webapp build tool: https://capacitorjs.com

Looking at the source looks like the game also use https://capacitorjs.com for bundling everything together.

I'm unsure how to integrate capacitor with reflex-dom.

reop：https://github.com/lencx/vite-plugin-rsw - 🦀 wasm-pack plugin for Vite

If you’re writing Rust and compiling to WASM, you can use wasm-pack, which packages the WASM file and makes it callable from your web app: - wasm-pack - wasm-pack for Vite - Awesome wasm-pack talk and demo from its creator and co-maintainer Ashley Williams

vite-plugin-rsw: 🧩 wasm-pack plugin for [email protected]