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The terminology for "native" used in the blog post is inexact (actually, incorrect), but consistent with how the casual usage of the term has drifted due to the
by niftich 9y ago
The terminology for "native" used in the blog post is inexact (actually, incorrect), but consistent with how the casual usage of the term has drifted due to the competition from the 'web technologies' stack. In this usage, "native" means non-webview; and/or non-HTML5/JS/CSS-bundled-with-the-entire-browser-runtime.
Often it's also a byword for the platform-preferred first-party stack, making the argument somewhat tautological: of course there's a limited selection of first-party preferred stacks on every platform.
I'm guessing this usage is a contraction of the term "platform-native".
- shakna 9y ago> In this usage, "native" means non-webview I wonder what the authours would think of C++, Qt and webviews?