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> Even on the fastest phones, web-based (including wrapped web components) simply don't offer the native experience. They come close, but there's always a sligh
by windsurfer 11y ago
> Even on the fastest phones, web-based (including wrapped web components) simply don't offer the native experience. They come close, but there's always a slight but perceptible performance difference
Honestly I used to believe this, but not after the release of the iPhone 5 and 6. Though there is no perceptible difference, it takes a lot of work to mimic the UI in terms of animations, opacity, and response actions, so most apps just use the default web technology which include things like a built-in 300ms delay, no response to clicking a link, etc.
- SomeCallMeTim 11y ago> it takes a lot of work to mimic the UI in terms of animations, opacity, and response actions, Which is already done for you in Ionic -- including disabling the 300ms delay.
- kbutler 11y agoI'd like to believe that, but can you cite some web-app or webview-based example applications?