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As we know, this is a good reason to be on Team HTML 5 (with all it's tradeoffs). I admire Rob's incredible amount of patience though and hope it pays off.

• chc 16y ago
  Even with the risk of arbitrary rejection, it seems like the odds of payoff from your hard work are better with an iPhone app than a website written in any HTML dialect.
  • jws 16y ago
    The biggest problem with deploying an HTML webapp to iPhone users is that they aren't trained to accept them. Users are forced to learn to use the App Store, but virtually none of them know how to make a bookmark on the home screens and even fewer know that this can then enable a website to become an application. (For those not washed in the gory details, full screen is not available until the user relaunches from a home screen icon.) All together, you will need to have a motivated and technically adept audience for your webapp to succeed.
    • hiteck 16y ago
      You hit some of the reasons why we created http://OpenAppMkt.com http://OpenAppMkt.com
      • izendejas 16y ago
        Awesome! I'm sure even Apple will solve it as they know HTML 5 is going to be a big part of the future.