TtechpotionsOct 17 · 6 min readNext.js to Mobile: Three Real PathsOriginally published at techpotions.com. "Can we ship our Next.js app to the App Store?" has three honest answers, and they differ less by framework than by where you are willing to let the complexitytechpotions.hashnode.dev
KKnoxius MaximusOct 15 · 5 min readBuilding Offline-First Field Quoting on Capacitor + Dexie (A Practical Architecture)Field work destroys assumptions that feel fine in an office SPA: flaky LTE, dead basements, clients who want a number now, and photos that must stay attached to the estimate even if sync fails later. knoxsapps.hashnode.dev
AAkash YadavAug 5 · 5 min readHow to Convert a Next.js Website into an Android App Using CapacitorMeta Description: Learn how to convert your Next.js website into an Android app using Capacitor on Windows. Step-by-step guide with Android Studio setup, APK generation, and deployment. If you've alreblog.akashy.com.np
MmehdiAug 5 · 6 min readModernizing Ionic 8 & Angular 22: Moving from Karma, Zone.js & ESLint v8 to Vitest, Zoneless & Flat Config[!NOTE]Target Audience: Ionic & Angular developers looking to modernize starter boilerplate, boost unit test speed by 5x, adopt pure Zoneless change detection, and upgrade to ESLint v9 Flat Config. modern-web-dev.hashnode.dev
HHrithik GuptaJul 29 · 5 min readKeeping Users Logged In with Next.js + CapacitorWhen we started turning our Next.js application into an Android app with Capacitor, authentication wasn't even on our list of concerns. Our authentication system was already running in production. Usehrithikgupta.hashnode.dev
HHrithik GuptaJul 28 · 7 min readHow We Enabled Automatic OTP Detection in Android Without Requesting SMS PermissionOTP Verification Looked Simple... ...until we actually started using the app. Like most applications, Snibto uses OTP verification for authentication. Initially, the flow was straightforward: User enhrithikgupta.hashnode.dev
HHrithik GuptaJul 28 · 5 min readNative Splash Screens Without Flickering: What We Learned Shipping a Next.js App with CapacitorThe Splash Screen We Thought We Already Had By the time we started building our Android app, most of the work was already done. Our Next.js PWA was nearly complete. It already had a beautiful loading hrithikgupta.hashnode.dev
HHrithik GuptaJul 27 · 4 min readMaking the Android Back Button Feel Native in a Next.js AppThe Navigation Was Already Done... Or So We Thought When we started building Snibto, navigation wasn't something we worried much about. The application was originally designed as a web app, and every 1hrithikgupta.hashnode.dev
SSahil KhuranaJul 24 · 9 min readCapacitor Apps: Leveraging Ionic Appflow for Live Updates Anyone who’s shipped a mobile app knows the review cycle problem. You find a bug. You fix it in an hour. Then you wait. Apple’s review takes two days, sometimes more. Google Play has tightened its revinnostaxengineering.hashnode.dev
HHrithik GuptaJul 23 · 6 min readHow We Shipped an Android App Without Rewriting Our Next.js FrontendThe Journey Didn't Start as an Android App Like most startups, we didn't begin with the ambition of building an Android app. We had a simple goal: Get the product in front of users as quickly as poss11Shrithikgupta.hashnode.dev