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> Sure, but the way I look at it is if the application runs on the desktop, server or mobile OS, then it's not a web app. Yes perhaps your definition is cleare
by naranha 8y ago
> Sure, but the way I look at it is if the application runs on the desktop, server or mobile OS, then it's not a web app.
Yes perhaps your definition is clearer. But the point remains that "web technolgies" have expanded tremendously in scope. And that it does not suffice anymore to look at "View Source" to become a web developer.
Because today the field of web development includes things like electron and you want to bring your application to as many devices as possible, with as little development overhead as possible. And this is what users expect, it's just not possible with the 90-style web.