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The real problem is that any native developer is essentially slave to Apple or Google's requirements (or both!). Where or how did we go wrong with native develo
by fullstackchris 4y ago
The real problem is that any native developer is essentially slave to Apple or Google's requirements (or both!). Where or how did we go wrong with native development and applications? Its all owned (and thus gated) by these industrial behemoths. The web, for example, is a much more 'open' platform. There needs to be an open platform like the web that can be used on mobile devices.
- jimkleiber 4y agoYup, my very simple/basic/i-thought-forward-compatible app broke when the stores required 64bit only. Maybe that's a simple change, but I can imagine how more complex apps may break much more frequently with OS changes.
- butthatsit 4y agoWhat's wrong with the web on mobile devices? PWAs are going to get better support even on iOS now. What remains to be done?
- JanSt 4y agoBluetooth on iOS is one example