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Nothing I wrote is unreasonable. The only real advantage of HTML5 on the desktop is that it has a shallow learning curve vs., say, iOS. I didn't say it wouldn
by teilo 15y ago
Nothing I wrote is unreasonable. The only real advantage of HTML5 on the desktop is that it has a shallow learning curve vs., say, iOS.
I didn't say it wouldn't be developer friendly. I'm saying that it really makes no difference that they are using HTML+JS if, like WebOS, they have tight coupling to the native OS API.
Also, I didn't say they would use ASP.NET controls, but something similar - rich controls backed specifically by the OS.
My point stands: Different developer toolset - same vendor lock-in.