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They mention that “mobile-first companies killed companies that weren’t mobile-first”, can anyone point to a good example? My memory is that “mobile first” was
by padjo 3y ago
They mention that “mobile-first companies killed companies that weren’t mobile-first”, can anyone point to a good example? My memory is that “mobile first” was a big hype cycle. A few years later everyone fired their native mobile teams because they realised most businesses don’t actually need a mobile app.
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- destraynor 3y agoevery b2c app needed a native app (two actually) every web only consumer product basically died what is true is that b2b products didn't need them, or needed them as "companion apps", not full replacements.