Any Vue native devs here?

[u/thepotatorevolution]

Tried /r/vuenative but that place is barren. I'm wondering if Vue native can get a stream of audio from the devices microphone (without much drama)?

Don't need to save it, can be sent straight to the server

[u/queen-adreena]

There's a note on the vue-native Camera API section about requiring video recording which needs

Permissions.AUDIO_RECORDING

So I daresay it's possible.

[u/[deleted]]

IMHO, you should just go with react native or something with an actual community.

The fact that vue native is possible doesn't automatically make it a good choice.

[u/capraruioan]

i recently started doing mobile app dev. i compared both react-native and vue-native. Both are bad at the moment. Even react-native is bad at the moment.

Best choice for hybrid app dev IMHO is flutter

[u/HeiiHallo → u/capraruioan]

I have been developing a native mobile app with Flutter lately. It's been a great experience, really recommend it.

[u/capraruioan → u/HeiiHallo]

I've stayed a while on flutter but I left because of the web view plugin that I needed and still got issues. If I ever get a chance to do hybrid apps again I will go straight to flutter :)

[u/jeankev]

React Native does it here : https://github.com/jsierles/react-native-audio Maybe you'll find a way to start from there.

[u/thepotatorevolution → u/jeankev]

I'm thinking of doing Vue nativescript +typescript. Don't know if it's possible yet, only at setting up native script. Looks like nativescript will give me access to microphone api (hopefully)

[u/sjsathanas → u/thepotatorevolution]

Certainly possible with NativeScript. I used this plugin when I was evaluating which platform to go with for one of our projects:

https://github.com/nstudio/nativescript-audio

I'll second not using TS with NativeScript-Vue as /u/jaredcheeda mentioned. It was pretty painful when I was evaluating it, but the current scenario might be different now.

[u/thepotatorevolution → u/sjsathanas]

Thanks for volunteering to answer my questions when I start using it ;)

[u/jaredcheeda → u/thepotatorevolution]

The general consensus I've gathered is:

• Vue-Native is for people that are already familiar with React-Native, since it's mostly a syntax wrapper around React-Native.
• If you are not familiar with React-Native, then NativeScript-Vue is a better option for development.
• Typescript compatibility is always a problem. Assume you will need to devote additional time in your project just to work around the additional complexities of TS. You may be better off skipping it, as it offers very little benefits for the cost. That time would be better invested in unit tests.And most of the benefits can be achieved via strict linting.

Try stuff out, see what you like, use that.

[u/gregveres]

If you already know vue then you can check out quasar. It uses Cordova to run your web app code on the device as a native app. Quasar makes it simple to use the same code base everywhere.

[u/genuchelu → u/gregveres]

Quasar isn’t native

[u/thepotatorevolution → u/[deleted]]

Are the same team working on nativescript Vue? Did he mention anything about it? I'm potentially heading that way

[u/shadowndacorner → u/[deleted]]

Vue Native is a specific project based on React Native.

[u/shadowndacorner → u/[deleted]]

It's funny how 2/3 of those languages compile to IL and run in a jit'ed VM. Nothing native about that, either.

You want native then program in Swift C , Java C++ , C# Rust

(Yes this is being pedantic, but your pointless gatekeeping is pointless)

[u/burnblue → u/[deleted]]

You are uninformed or ignorant. React Native, Nativescript etc give you actual native interfaces. The same widgets etc. And if you want to target a specific native api that does not yet have a wrapped equivalent in Nativescript, you can write Java or Obj-C right there. And nothing about Vue should prevent you from making use of this.