I’m currently building an application using Cordova, is it possible for me to switch to Capacitor at some point after I deploy to the app and play store?
Will the switch affect data stored on the device using Ionic Storage?
I hear a lot of people say Cordova is dying and Capacitor is the natural evolution.
Let me know what your thoughts are.
i won’t say Cordova is dying, but yes capacitor is i would say better maintained. First you have to check if all your Plugins are supported in Capacitor. In my project this isn’t the case.
For your main Question: Because i don’t exactly know: Why don’t you test it? Install the current app on a device, Branch your Project, switch to capacitor, install the app and check if storage has lost.
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