Audio File Upload and Storage - PWA or Native App?
Hey everyone! This is my first post here! Theo, thanks for setting up a community of builders that empowers people to make their own things that ships to users! Here's my question, and some context that I think is pertinent:
I'm working on a project that centers around recording and uploading audio on a mobile device (right, now the max upload is around 50 MB). You can think of these as voice memo-like bits. For reasons of economics, overhead, and my current level of knowledge, it seems to make sense to stick with PWA if I can.
1. Do I understand correctly, that I could use local storage to ensure that audio files are not lost if someone fails to upload one of these files in a low reception area?
A couple of notes. I've not worked in React Native. I'm a team of 1. My current plan is to create a shippable product to test in the market relatively quickly and then iterate.
A couple of notes. I've not worked in React Native. I'm a team of 1. My current plan is to create a shippable product to test in the market relatively quickly and then iterate.
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Decided to go with Expo.
No one answered you, but simply, for THIS SPECIFIC problem it comes down to one question.
Are my users going to use my product on a desktop or a phone. If its a phone, you'll get infinitely better performance going native, but if your users prefer desktop, its definitely better to go PWA.
With that said, I'd choose Expo as well.
Hey thanks, @MagerDev! Grateful for your confirmation and thoughts!