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If AR goes mainstream, I feel that way will be the nail in the coffin for any future where web-based apps rule the world. I just don’t see how the web could com

If AR goes mainstream, I feel that way will be the nail in the coffin for any future where web-based apps rule the world. I just don’t see how the web could compete with native AR apps that operate “close to the metal”. The web still can’t even provide a user experience even comparable to that of a standard mobile app Edit: Keep in mind that I’m not saying web apps will disappear. Just that they might not have any more mainstream relevance than they have today

fossuser 6y ago
This is also my bet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5J_6oMMG7Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5J_6oMMG7Y I have no idea how much of that video is real, but I think if the AR hardware is possible it's likely the next computing platform UI after mobile device displays. Apple has been laying the platform groundwork for this for a while. If anyone can pull it off, I suspect it would be them. I don't think the web will be able to compete with that.