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It's really the web platform, aka HTML5, that's write-once, run-anywhere, and Twitter is still keeping The TweetDeck client (for now), which is heavily powered
by mmahemoff 14y ago
It's really the web platform, aka HTML5, that's write-once, run-anywhere, and Twitter is still keeping The TweetDeck client (for now), which is heavily powered by HTML5. So they will still have desktop presence and will probably converge to TweetDeck being their one official desktop app. I realise it's overly complex for many users, but it seems they've made this decision and will probably work to support a more minimal experience to fit the needs of people coming from the deprecated client.
BTW after a long period of lagging behind the old Air client, the new TweetDeck is actually working great imo.