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>"we want cross-platform, sandboxed applications with instantaneous delivery" My version of "we" wants: a) Plain websites that are just documents with links a
by FpUser 5y ago
>"we want cross-platform, sandboxed applications with instantaneous delivery"
My version of "we" wants:
a) Plain websites that are just documents with links and navigation.
b) Yes browser based applications please.
c) Yes native apps please as the browser is severely restricted (and for good reasons) on what it allows those apps to do.
Each part is equally important to "we"
- nice_byte 5y agoi also prefer native apps for doing anything, but the collective "we" has already decided otherwise, and there's no point fighting that tide.
- FpUser 5y ago>"collective "we" has already decided otherwise" It has not. Many native applications are doing just fine. I have one native desktop based as a product with about 40,000 customers and is growing. The fact that 90% are doing A does not mean that the rest 10% doing B are unprofitable or less important. "Niche" markets (I could hardly call native apps niche yet) can be very attractive.