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If you look into their tech blog post about the update, they use HTML5 as a fallback render for new stuff. They then create the native renderer for the widget
by mahyarm 14y ago
If you look into their tech blog post about the update, they use HTML5 as a fallback render for new stuff. They then create the native renderer for the widget and push it with the new update a few weeks/months later. So they can still A/B test as quickly as they want.
- estel 14y agoI don't think that they said that their fallback renderer was HTML5, but they did say that there were still areas of the app that still used that technology.