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Don't you have the same problems with native? It's like like no OS update ever broke apps, or that Apple doesn't capriciously remove APIs, or reject you from th
by cromwellian 7y ago
Don't you have the same problems with native? It's like like no OS update ever broke apps, or that Apple doesn't capriciously remove APIs, or reject you from the app store sometimes for unexplained reasons.
Hell, people get broken by OSS ecosystem libraries a lot.
- webappguy 7y agoWish Apple and Google would put more browser collaboration time in, for the benefit of all..constant one upmanship hurts both and millions of man hours in bugs, pollyfills, API repairs, and on and on. Webview, WKWebview teams need more rigorous standards and safety checks clearly for consistency and reliability. Progressive development benefits both. Web-apps are a critical, large and important part of the app developer ecosystem.
- dmitriid 7y agoYup. In the end you are at the mercy of whoever controls the platform and its development.
- tsimionescu 7y agoTrue to some extent, though I don't think there have been many OS updates which deleted all storage for all apps (well, moved to an inaccessible place)... This really is a massive failure of QA and dev.