KonstaUI + TanStack Router + Capacitor vs. KonstaUI + Ionic/Framework7 + Capacitor

[rockiger]

Hello, I am new at hybrid apps, and I am wondering what disadvantages KonstaUI + TanStack Router + Capacitor have vs. a specialized stack with Ionic or Framework7?

I researched this question a bit and found out that certain animations/transitions are triggered by IonicRouter. But honestly, I don't think this is enough to justify the use of React Router v5.

Are there any other advantages of using IonicFramework or Framework7 for developing hybrid apps?

[jkhaui]

If your stack is already on the react + tailwind side, absolutely go with Konsta.

It is lightweight, high quality, and flexible.

Ionic was built for another era, its web components and router are just too dogmatic to work in the real world.

FWIW, I'm using Konsta with react-navigation and motion (formerly framer-motion). Been using this stack for a couple of years for cross-platform apps, which is a testament to how well Konsta integrates with other libraries.

[rockiger]

Thanks a lot. React-Navigation is a router that works with React-Native and web? I will stick with TanStack Router.

For animations, I use CSS view transitions only at the moment. As these can be easily triggered with TanStack Router