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"Is the web dying?" First chart: "Desktop" (which I assume means "desktop browsers"): Up 15%, 2013-2015. "Mobile Browser": Up 53%, 2013-2015. So: No?
by chasing 10y ago
"Is the web dying?"
First chart:
"Desktop" (which I assume means "desktop browsers"): Up 15%, 2013-2015.
"Mobile Browser": Up 53%, 2013-2015.
So: No?
- johansch 10y agoMobile apps: +90%
- venomsnake 10y agoOf course 90+ of those is messengers/facebook/twitter/instagram.
- walterbell 10y agoDoes discovery of new apps take place via web/search or social media? App Store discovery is not great.
- fzzzy 10y agoCitation needed.
- johansch 10y ago:-) Ok, I will give you a source: please look at this article's url. That is it!
- artifaxx 10y agoPerception is interesting, in this case some people perceive technology relativistically. If the technology isn't growing faster than its competition then it is dying. The author is a web developer after all.
- digi_owl 10y agoThis is not limited to tech. It seems to permeate the financial world. If the curve is not showing growth, or perhaps even growing growth (figure that one out...), then it is time for the rats to jump overboard...
- api 10y agoModern economy is inflationary. No growth equals shrinking.
- digi_owl 10y agoI must admit, my head hurts trying to parse that explanation.
- walterbell 10y agoCould mean: the purchasing power of a dollar shrinks each year, so revenue needs to grow in order to buy the same things (e.g. developer labor) that could be purchased with last year's revenue.