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None of what you covered provides any advantage whatsoever to your users. It's all about making web developers happy.

• cluda01 14y ago
  I think that this is one of those instances where the needs of the company were prioritized over the needs of the user. Not to say this isn't uncommon in any industry, however, in prioritizing maintenance cost minimization they made the user experience markedly worse for the end user.
• marknutter 14y ago
  In the case where you only have the resources to make an iOS version of your app, you certainly are thinking of your users when you use a cross-platform solution so that Android is supported.
  • duaneb 14y ago
    Perhaps, but the better thing to do would be to write native apps for both users.