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> You get the full experience because there is no resource split between the web site and native apps. It won't be a "full experience". It's amazing to me that
by illiarian 4y ago
> You get the full experience because there is no resource split between the web site and native apps.
It won't be a "full experience". It's amazing to me that people are talking about GUI apps and keep pretending that GUI-wise the web is anywhere on the same level as anything native. I wonder why the https://open-ui.org https://open-ui.org effort exists if that is the case (because it isn't, of course).
- Spivak 4y agoBecause it's web apps an all the way down, even on native. Half the apps you use on mobile are augmented webviews.
- illiarian 4y ago> Half the apps you use on mobile are augmented webviews. And those almost invariably suck. A few try and invest in smooth-enough experience because customer retention affects their bottom line (e.g. Foodora is a suprisingly nice app), but those are not enough to say "You get the full experience".
- JohnFen 4y agoRight, which I think is one of the reasons why apps have come to suck more and more. They aren't actually apps, they're just webpages.