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Here's some things that prevent Apple from having the AppStore compete with web-apps: - Developer Support: Web apps only need to be coded once for all platform
by jhuckestein 16y ago
Here's some things that prevent Apple from having the AppStore compete with web-apps:
- Developer Support: Web apps only need to be coded once for all platforms. Deployment is in only one location (instead of all installed devices). tTe idea of a thin client is VERY appealing to many developers.
- Mobile Safari: If Apple wants their mobile browser to remain competitive with Google's mobile browsers they need to support the very features that will kill the AppStore
- The AppStore policies: I can publish apps that would violate the AppStore's terms as a web-app. It will be cross-platform and can even be things like a code editor or a porn browser.
Go and try 280slides.com. We're very close already as far as UI and feel goes. IMHO it's very hard to deny the coming age of web apps and thin clients (aka the age of Chrome OS).
- DenisM 16y ago280slides is terribly broken on the iPhone, so it proves nothing.