Ionic Appflow has introduced support for Capacitor, enhancing its Mobile DevOps capabilities for developers creating apps with Ionic. This integration provides a robust solution for automating key phases of the development lifecycle, including cloud-based native builds, real-time updates, and CI/CD automation, thereby improving agility, app quality, and time-to-market. While Appflow initially used Apache Cordova to bundle Ionic apps into native iOS and Android applications, Capacitor builds on Cordova's strengths with added benefits such as improved visibility into native project changes, better app maintainability, and simpler native plugin development. Both Capacitor and Cordova use WebViews to run web code and expose native functionality, but Capacitor offers a modernized approach that works seamlessly with Appflow’s existing services like Package and Automation. The newly added support is available across all Appflow plans, and it allows teams to leverage a structured process for integrating Capacitor into their projects, ensuring a smooth transition from Cordova for existing users.