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I'm not saying I agree that it's intentional, but I do agree that the result boosts the app store. It does so because you have to write the app for iOS rather t
by keltex 16y ago
I'm not saying I agree that it's intentional, but I do agree that the result boosts the app store. It does so because you have to write the app for iOS rather than HTML5. If you wrote it for HTML 5 it would be lot less work to write a Android / Chrome / generic HTML 5 version.
- rahoulb 16y agoI still dont understand. They've made JS in Safari faster than JS in native apps. If anything that would encourage people to dump the native app completely and write a pure web app.
- brudgers 16y agoMonetizing a pure web app is a lot more difficult than monetizing an app-store app. It may be coincidence that HTML5 is a developer friendly way of creating a multiplatform mobile app and that Apple has kneecapped HTML5 offline apps via the architecture of iOS.