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Or some of these framework will finally mature in the next decade and solve remaining UX issues. This will make branded, OS-specific UI frameworks mostly irrel
by zigzag312 4y ago
Or some of these framework will finally mature in the next decade and solve remaining UX issues.
This will make branded, OS-specific UI frameworks mostly irrelevant.
There will be less of platform lock-in. Users will be free to migrate between platforms, as most applications will be avaliable on multiple platforms by default. UI/UX will become independent of a platform's brand. This will lead to increased use of alternative OSes among casual users.
- frou_dh 4y agoSounds familiar. Dub it J4Z - Java For Zoomers
- zigzag312 4y agoJava used to require JVM to be present on the system, which was fine for monolithic server running a single Java application (were Java succeeded), but not for end user applications. Now self-contained apps are becoming a thing, which solves the problem Java apps had in the past.
- notadev 4y agoCall it ActiveZ