Works with Capacitor

[taylordwright44]

I made an app with Alpine+Bulma+Pinecone on the front end and Mongo+Express+Node on the backend. I decided to see what would happen if I copy pasted the entire front end into Capacitor and after a bit of tweaking the fetch URLS to point at my backend server I got a fast and clean Android app out of it. Thought I'd show it off in case anyone else ever thought of making a phone app so they'd know it works. Capacitor is made by the Ionic team btw for anyone who doesn't know, Ionic is just a wrapper so you can use Angular/React/Vue on Capacitor. So that makes Capacitor perfect for Alpine+Pinecone. Bulma is nice too because it makes the app resize nicely with built in flexbox. This is my new favorite stack, 10/10 project.

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[rehhouari]

That's great to hear thanks alot for sharing! it does look snappy indeed glad it worked. Feel free to open any issues for problems that come your way.
I'll give this a try aswell when I I want to make a mobile app.

[bsp982]

excellent development