You just need to host a single-tenant db, handle auth, manage users, and allocate blob storage for each user. This is all pretty well understood on the backend now with baked turnkey solutions on every major cloud provider.
The app logic can all be done clientside and can be done pretty easily in react / vue / whatever framework you want. Most of the apps can be wired to existing solutions on npm.
So mainly all you need to do is customize some css and bring it all together, deploy & deliver the app itself, and market it.
I’m not sure but I don’t see any x86 virtualization here, seems to just all be JS, so it looks to me to be a very straightforward implementation (correct me if wrong)
haha, I dunno. I just know that I was working on a very simple phone app with React Native a couple years ago. I estimated it'd take 10 hours total to implement, but I got about halfway done with the app after 120 hours of dev work. (It needed some custom 'native' code in Swift, and I did manage to correctly estimate that part would take me less than an hour)
You just need to host a single-tenant db, handle auth, manage users, and allocate blob storage for each user. This is all pretty well understood on the backend now with baked turnkey solutions on every major cloud provider.
The app logic can all be done clientside and can be done pretty easily in react / vue / whatever framework you want. Most of the apps can be wired to existing solutions on npm.
So mainly all you need to do is customize some css and bring it all together, deploy & deliver the app itself, and market it.
I’m not sure but I don’t see any x86 virtualization here, seems to just all be JS, so it looks to me to be a very straightforward implementation (correct me if wrong)