> I'm able to tell the difference thanks. I must've interpreted that the wrong way then. We'll have to agree to disagree then because I do think there is a big

> I'm able to tell the difference thanks. I must've interpreted that the wrong way then. We'll have to agree to disagree then because I do think there is a big difference in UX. I really think the limits of providing a nice UX with web tech is the elephant in the room here and everyone is ignoring it because it is simply cheaper and easier to work with and/or because of idealistic reasons. Which I think is a shame because it's responsible for a trend where we're moving towards good-enough software on all platforms, instead of nice software for specific platforms. Turning Slack and Spotify into native apps can upgrade them from just being functional, to actually being a pleasure to use, something of which I'm convinced is not possible with web tech no matter how hard you try. There is a huge amount of platform specific UX details (much appreciated by Apple users especially) which you will not be able to emulate.