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> pretty much where native UIs were 30 years ago, In reverse, I would argue, Hundreds of "Native UIs", most of them obsolete or dead, have shown to be incapa
by diminish 8y ago
> pretty much where native UIs were 30 years ago,
In reverse, I would argue, Hundreds of "Native UIs", most of them obsolete or dead, have shown to be incapable to express cross-platform, flexible layout capabilities of 1990s HTML/CSS combo.
The most recent, yearly updated mobile OSes appear to be cooler, however we'll see in 10 years how they will end up.
- lazyjones 8y ago> In reverse, I would argue, Hundreds of "Native UIs", most of them obsolete or dead, have shown to be incapable to express cross-platform, flexible layout capabilities of 1990s HTML/CSS combo. But most haven't. If you want the capabilities of the HTML versions unable to even center vertically or requiring invisible images to format tables, there are plenty of UI to choose from. Qt, Wx are extremely capable nowadays.