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MVP Considerations
Garot Conklin edited this page Jan 2, 2025
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The decision to use native development for both iOS and Android platforms was made based on several key factors:
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Performance & User Experience
- Direct access to native APIs and device capabilities
- Platform-specific UI/UX patterns
- Optimal performance for GPS and location services
- Seamless integration with platform health services
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Authentication & Security
- Native Google Sign-In implementation
- Platform-specific authentication flows
- Secure access to sensitive user data
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Platform-Specific Features
- iOS: SwiftUI, HealthKit integration
- Android: Kotlin, Fitness API integration
- Native maps and location services
- Platform-specific notifications
While cross-platform solutions like NativeScript were evaluated, they were not selected for the MVP due to:
- Existing investment in native iOS implementation
- Need for optimal performance in fitness/location tracking
- Desire for platform-specific user experiences
- Direct access to native health and fitness APIs
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iOS Implementation (Current Focus)
- SwiftUI-based MVVM architecture
- Google Sign-In integration
- Event search and management
- Location services integration
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Android Implementation (Future)
- Kotlin-based native implementation
- Shared backend services
- Consistent feature parity with iOS
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Shared Infrastructure
- FastAPI backend services
- Google Cloud integration
- Shared business logic
- Common API endpoints
- Health and fitness data integration
- Social features and sharing
- Advanced event management
- Performance analytics
- Community features
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