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You also shouldn't build apps because people hate downloading them. If you're app is for like a resturant, or store, you should instead go with a mobile site.
by mastrsushi 6y ago
You also shouldn't build apps because people hate downloading them.
If you're app is for like a resturant, or store, you should instead go with a mobile site. One that has model-viewer capability. Those can run as standalone apps with Electron anyway.
That's what Spotify and other companies are doing.
Writing a native app exclusively is a bad idea unless performance is important.
- anta40 6y ago1. You also shouldn't build apps because people hate downloading them. 2. That's what Spotify and other companies are doing. Spotify provides both web and desktop version. Oops I mean three: web, desktop, and natime mobile. So, what can we conclude about this?
- out0fpaper 6y agoThe take away is some people like downloading apps so if you can it might be a good idea to be effective with your time a design a code base that can be appified using tools such as electron. It's best to have as little code as is possible. This isn't to say don't write code, don't create anything because there will be some problems with it. Instead create as small a code base as you can while delivering the best possible experience.