I'm trying to wrap my head around this. Firstly, I am a huge fan of one code for all platforms. How can I never have hear of this before.
So I've looked through the docs slightly and from what I understand this allows me to develop full fledged app. On the other hand it seems to be designed also for people who just want to do quick prototyping and whatnot.
With all that said, I'm wondering where exactly Fuse lies in? Is it in direct competition with the likes of React Native and Flutter or is it more for a prototyping and mockup tool?
@swiftpolar a lot has happened in the past several years and right now the core bits are open source, there's a team that's revived the "Studio". So with Fuse Open and the new fuse X (previously fuse studio), you could quickly mockup an app and from there go to production, you could say that its a competitor to React Native and Flutter too but there is so much more under the hood. You can code and build modules on several levels; C++/lower level guys love it for the native speeds and customization, in terms of making quick visual adjustments with fuse X, the experience is like writing XML/HTML markup with JS and seeing the changes in realtime.