I’m using Ionic heavily and judge it through this lens.
- The components for iOS look nice, but some things are off: Sheet modal is weird. Animation of modals or side panels feel too slow.
- There are no animations when navigating forward or backwards.
- The demo has scrolling issues on iOS Safari and doesn’t always show the header.
- Unfaithful communication: it claims to give you native look and feel, which can never be true for HTML/CSS-based UIs that merely replicate native components.
- I see no point in using this instead of Ionic, because Ionic has the same or more components with less bugs, because it has been around a lot longer.
Yes I'm impressed by their extensive documentation and the Ionic integration seems well thought out but it's not clear to me why I would use that instead of the integrated Ionic components that looks almost identical to this library.
- The components for iOS look nice, but some things are off: Sheet modal is weird. Animation of modals or side panels feel too slow.
- There are no animations when navigating forward or backwards.
- The demo has scrolling issues on iOS Safari and doesn’t always show the header.
- Unfaithful communication: it claims to give you native look and feel, which can never be true for HTML/CSS-based UIs that merely replicate native components.
- I see no point in using this instead of Ionic, because Ionic has the same or more components with less bugs, because it has been around a lot longer.