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PurplePotion #53
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We've actually talked about it, and I'm sure something like it will happen at some point, most likely as a layer on top of RedPotion and BluePotion. But I don't think we'll be doing any work on it anytime soon, for two main reasons:
That's just my 2p - others would probably disagree. But it's all open-source, so if anyone wants to take a crack at it, I'd love to see what they come up with :) |
Darin's right, and the biggest thing right now is to see how closely we can align RedPotion and BluePotion's APIs. There are some things we've been able to get surprisingly close, and others that will require more work. Even if a PurplePotion simply exposes the common interfaces and provides affordances for dealing with the differences in an elegant way, that would be a big win. If I had to guess, I'd say BluePotion will be in a very good place by next #inspect, and we'll be able to take this idea out of dreaming stage. |
Agreed. We're finding the spots where we can make app API perfectly aligned, and spots where it's surprisingly different. More than PurplePotion, we can make cross-platform gems be the basis of both. A layer under is easier than a layer above. |
I don't think it can be done because it makes more sense in a lot of places to speak the native language of the platform. But in all other places being cross platform 100% is ideal. IF PurplePotion can be done right though, I would use it. |
Just gonna throw this out there, I'm sure you guys have a lot on your plate already, but it'd be cool if there were something like "PurplePotion" that served as an API into both Android and iOS.
So that you could do stuff like
And it just worked with either iOS or Android.
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