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I think the people writing native apps are using the native-ness as a selling point, and it resonates with HN users. I'm not sure there's a sea-change among mos
by mattgreenrocks 5y ago
I think the people writing native apps are using the native-ness as a selling point, and it resonates with HN users. I'm not sure there's a sea-change among most users, as much as I'd like that to be the case.
I do think that we're starting to understand the costs of "write-once-run-anywhere," better, too.
- aejae 5y ago100%. We initially chose to write natively because we thought it was best for our users. But now that we're putting that work in, recruiting for a less comment skillset, don't have Windows or Linux clients yet, etc... we want to make the most of that selling point.