Capacitor is praised for its ability to streamline app development across multiple platforms using a single codebase. Makers of Capacities highlight its efficiency in reusing components without writing duplicate code. Brick 1100 makers appreciate its role in enabling mobile app availability. Notece Journal makers recommend it for converting Vue.js UIs into native apps. Overall, Capacitor is valued for simplifying the development process and reducing the need for native code.
I had a canvas game in a single HTML file and needed it on the App Store without rewriting it natively. That's exactly the job it did, and it's a real one - the alternative was learning Swift or shipping nothing. Worth knowing it removes the rewrite, not the release: you're still in Xcode, signing, and App Store Connect afterwards.
Capacitor allowed as to use the same codebase as our web and desktop platforms, and having to write almost no native code along the way. That way, we can reuse and share vast amounts of components and functions between our different platforms and not write any duplicate code – it's magic!
