> Sure web mobile apps kind of suck right now, but theres hardely any frameworks, established processes or documentation on how to build them properly. Your ar

> Sure web mobile apps kind of suck right now, but theres hardely any frameworks, established processes or documentation on how to build them properly. Your argument assumes that building good web applications is merely a function of tools. It's not. We have a performance-per-watt wall, plus a heat wall, plus a weight wall in mobile hardware. There is a reason that Apple is pushing C-based development without as much as a garbage collector, it's not just the stubbornness of Jobs. It's because a dynamic language with state-of-the-art VMs struggles hard to do basic smooth animations on current-gen mobile hardware, and will continue to struggle, for at least the next five releases of Nitro. You're going to need something like a battery revolution to build the mobile web app panacea that you want.