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>>> - Opening Google Calendar on my personal phone with my personal calendar took about 6s to interactivity - Opening Google Calendar on my MacBook (2017, dua

>>> - Opening Google Calendar on my personal phone with my personal calendar took about 6s to interactivity - Opening Google Calendar on my MacBook (2017, dual core) took about 5s - Opening Google Calendar on my MacBook with an "Empty Cache and Hard Reload" took about 10s ... Your inability to read the conversation is hilarious I just showed you that native mobile apps have the exact same startup time. >>> You referenced "Opening Google Calendar" on several devices where a web browser is the only option. I had assumed you were talking about "Opening Google Calendar" in a mobile browser, since we've been talking about websites and browsers the entire time. If you wanted to add native mobile apps into the discussion, you ought to communicate that clearly. > Go away, that's not a compromise. Opinions vary, Basecamp/Hey is well thought of regarding their UI/UX and they use HTML over the wire, so I'm content. It sounds like you are content as well, so to each their own.

Dylan16807 4y ago
> I had assumed you were talking about "Opening Google Calendar" in a mobile browser, since we've been talking about websites and browsers the entire time. If you wanted to add native mobile apps into the discussion, you ought to communicate that clearly. I felt like "web was faster than native for this use case" made it reasonably clear. The alternative would have been they tested some other office program and it took about 7 seconds but forgot to say that. Either way you decided to ignore "faster than native" in your rush to call cognitive dissonance, and that's on you rather than them.