Which programming language or framework is best for building a cross-platform app with a single codebase?

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Asked By CuriousCoder42 On

I'm starting a small personal project to refresh my coding skills since it's been a while. I want to create an app that I can use on both my PC and my phone. Is there a programming language or framework that allows me to do this with one codebase?

4 Answers

Answered By CrossPlatformNinja On

Don't forget about Nx monorepo! It’s a great way to manage projects across React, React Native, and Node. If you’re proficient with JavaScript or TypeScript, this could streamline your development process.

Answered By CodeMaster007 On

If you want a solid overlap between platforms while still using JavaScript, try combining Electron with React Native. You won't have a complete single codebase, but you can share a lot of your code, probably around 80%. Plus, there are more resources available for JavaScript.

Answered By TechWhiz99 On

JavaScript is probably your best bet. You can create a web version, use React Native for mobile apps, and even Electron for desktop applications. It's all built on one language, so you'll be able to manage everything from a single codebase.

Answered By DevGuru88 On

I suggest looking into Flutter. It lets you build for multiple platforms from one codebase, but you'll need to get familiar with Dart and the Flutter framework. It might feel like a bigger commitment compared to just using JavaScript, but the results can be rewarding.

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