"HTML5 Fallback Compatibility” sounds interesting to me. As Weex is an cross-platform framework and mainly for native, the abilities of Web are always limited and regarded as "demotion” strategy, I suppose we could do some inversion from now, treat Web as "first-class citizen”，so we can gain a lot of abilities and developing efficiency, and use native as a enhancement.
Thanks. Adam Feng On 23 Jan 2018, 8:57 PM +0800, Jonathan Dong <[email protected]>, wrote: > Hi guys, > > This is the summary of the round table talk on WeexConf 2018 about the topic > of cross platform. > > We’ve discussed 3 topics related with cross platform: > > 1. System Level Support > It is heard that Xiaomi & Huawei are investigating Weex and try to support > Weex from system level, we took it as a very good way to prompt the Weex > performance and integration with the system capabilities. With this > developers can easily develop their applications on the supported mobile > platform using Weex supported DSLs. If developers from mobile manufacture > companies it is warmly welcome to give your feedback. > > 2. Mini Program > As the Mini program paradigm of WeChat has boomed during the past year, it is > also a good way to support WeChat mini program DSL within Weex to make the > mini programs compatible for Weex platform. Leveraging the mini program > ecosystem will definitely helps Weex to achieve the goal of cross platform. > > 3. HTML5 Fallback Compatibility > The basis for Weex cross platform capability is to support Weex DSL on web. > Today the challenges include the performance on web is not so good comparing > with the contents purely written for browsers; and the CSS support is not as > good as the abilities browsers can provide. The next main targets should be > enhancing the performance of weex-vue-render and Rax, as well as providing > enough attributes and methods to support CSS3 as much as possible. > > Any thoughts? discussions are welcomed. > > Cheers, > > Jonathan
