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I understand what you're saying. I was trying to address the context of the article which I interpreted as saying that there were no "Native apps" which in iPho
by johns 17y ago
I understand what you're saying. I was trying to address the context of the article which I interpreted as saying that there were no "Native apps" which in iPhone discussions is the contrary of web-only apps. It seemed to me that the author was confusing how Silverlight works on a desktop browser to how it would work on a mobile device (which we don't even know yet, it's possible they could be compiled down to machine code, though very unlikely).
- wtallis 17y ago"Native Apps" is only equivalent to "web apps" on the iPhone because VMs aren't allowed on the iPhone, not because web apps don't use iPhone-specific APIs.