So... How to make an app with next2app? (as a small startup founder)

You(Small startup founder): Hey Kyle! After your last explanation, I've got the app development process down, but I want the full details on next2app. What makes this so revolutionary for a startup like mine?

Kyle: Alright, let me break down the three core principles that make next2app, for better understanding:

  1. Zero Learning Curve: I designed this specifically for founders and developers who are crazy busy. Most dev tools require you to become a coding ninja, but next2app, you can jump in immediately. I've essentially automated all the complex backend stuff so you can focus on building your actual product.
  2. Simultaneous Web&App Development: Traditional app development is a nightmare - separate codebases, different build processes, endless configuration. next2app lets you develop for web and mobile simultaneously. For a startup trying to validate an MVP quickly, this is massive. You're cutting development time by like 60-70%.
  3. Simple App Testing: App development typically involves a maze of technical complexities - slow builds, complex permission settings, wrestling with certificates and provisioning profiles. My solution is a test app where you literally just download, scan a QR code, and you're testing your app. No technical knowledge required.

So, enough talking..... here's the actual workflow of building an app with next2app:

  1. Installation
 
 npx create-next-app@latest
 npm install next2app

  1. Running a development server

 npx next2app dev

  1. Build

 npx next2app build

  1. Register

Register an app on app stores using next2app documentation....
and that's it!

You(Small startup founder): That's it really?

Kyle: Yes, that's it. Isn't it cool? I built this because I was sick of tools that promise simplicity but deliver complexity. It is an open-source, and you can use it for free.

You(Small startup founder): Wow. I'm definitely trying this out. Might need your brain later when I hit roadblocks.

Kyle: Absolutely. Can't wait to see what you build.