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It may be possible to host the ide component locally in the browser, but that doesn't give you the execution environment (ie you can't run a vagrant image or in
by stephenr 10y ago
It may be possible to host the ide component locally in the browser, but that doesn't give you the execution environment (ie you can't run a vagrant image or in the case of a server based ide, a container, in a browser)
- tuxracer 10y agoThere is a way to do this actually via https://copy.sh/v86/ https://copy.sh/v86/ Although this is straying from the main point. There are certainly things native apps can do that web apps cannot. But requiring "always-on super-stable internet access" is absolutely not required for web apps. This hasn't been true for at least 5 years now. It also seems to be the most often repeated (completely inaccurate) limitation about web apps. There are certainly limitations. Let's talk about the real limitations, not the mythical ones.