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> It also can't use iOS' JIT compiler Last I heard this wasn't true as of iOS 5 I believe. They didn't initially open the JIT to UIWebView apps but they have b
by shinratdr 14y ago
> It also can't use iOS' JIT compiler
Last I heard this wasn't true as of iOS 5 I believe. They didn't initially open the JIT to UIWebView apps but they have by now.
Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
- mbrubeck 14y agoNope. iOS 5 enabled the JIT for web apps saved to the home screen from Safari (which then open in a full-screen browser app), but not for third-party native apps that use UIWebView: "One caveat, though, is that third-party apps that load webpages in a WebKit view still won't take advantage of Nitro's fast JIT execution." http://arstechnica.com/apple/2011/06/ios-5-brings-nitro-speed-to-home-screen-web-apps/ http://arstechnica.com/apple/2011/06/ios-5-brings-nitro-spee...