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Indeed. Yet you don't have wheels on your hat. So there's a point where using a tool solely based on ubiquity becomes absurd.
by paulryanrogers 4y ago
Indeed. Yet you don't have wheels on your hat. So there's a point where using a tool solely based on ubiquity becomes absurd.
- vkou 4y agoPeople aren't doing this on the web for it's ubiquity, they are doing it because application distribution in the non-web ecosystem sucks. And because as bad as HTML and CSS is, native UI frameworks are even worse for most use cases. If you don't like how all the applications are built on the web, by all means, provide a native alternative that's better. Microsoft under Ballmer would have loved something like that, and spent a lot of money on trying to beat the web.