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I enjoyed the first half but then it became a bit of a rant. It also went from praising creativity to vilifying developers who make you "require an internet con
by collaborative 5y ago
I enjoyed the first half but then it became a bit of a rant. It also went from praising creativity to vilifying developers who make you "require an internet connection". Everything is connected nowadays, especially now that we are forced to offer websites as "apps". And just as websites constantly change, so do apps require regular updates. For basic reasons such as compatibility, UX, etc
It's not all black and white.
But I agree, we will win. And I suspect the big players already know this, that might help explain their obsession to squeeze every cent from their market dominance
- ZoomZoomZoom 5y ago> now that we are forced to offer websites as "apps" Yeah, right, forced. > And just as websites constantly change Good ones [almost] don't.
- collaborative 5y agoHow many times did good websites need to be updated before they became good? Are you sure a change in the w3c spec won't require further changes? Or that new technology won't require different meta tags? And how can Apple's practice of blocking web functionality on purpose and then disallowing different browsers be defined if not forceful? Really don't want to argue, but there you have it