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Best Approach to Cross Platform Mobile Development
Hi, I hope I am posting this question in the correct forum. My question pertains to the best approach to developing a cross platform mobile application using processing. I have used Android mode to create an app and that was fairly straightforward although I did hit some limitations by the time it got published.
The two routes I see (naively) would be to 1) write in p5.js to get javascript and then put that code into something like React Native 2) compile to Java put the code into something like CodeNameOne. I really have no idea if this would work at all.
I would like the app to have access to features such as GPS so that may require importing from Android/iPhone code, or it might not if it is possible to do all this from "the browser" and stick it in a wrapper.
Any insight would be appreciated!