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I am little confused on what these languages are really doing or what their purpose is. I have done research but still want to make sure I have a very deep understanding on whats actually happening. From my knowledge, Angular is you logic, routing, etc. It's just TypeScript which I'm familiar with. Now Ionic provides a UI-toolkit to use for your tags to easily convert to a mobile environment or mobile web app? And Capacitor is what actually does the conversion? I am confused on what it actually does because I saw something that said its not actually a native mobile app, it just allows access to native mobile tools like the camera. Just overall confused and would love for some clarification, maybe use examples like Dart and flutter?

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Hey everyone 👋

As you may know, I work as a DevRel at Capawesome, and a big part of my job is building demo apps to help developers understand how to use Capacitor plugins to create great mobile experiences.

Since Capacitor is framework-agnostic, every time I start a new demo app I run into the same question:
Should I build it with a framework (Angular/React/Vue/etc.) or keep it vanilla JS?

In my experience, using a framework makes the project easier to structure and follow. At the same time, I worry that choosing a specific framework might discourage people who don’t use it from even checking out the demo—even though the plugin integration itself is framework-agnostic.

So I’d really love your input:

• What do you prefer for demo apps?
• Do you actually use demo apps when evaluating tools?
• What makes a demo app truly useful for you?

Thanks a lot, I really appreciate any feedback 🙌

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