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HTML5 makes sense for what it is meant for. Web development. It is not a desktop or mobile app replacement technology. As long as one is clear about that, every
by anuraj 14y ago
HTML5 makes sense for what it is meant for. Web development. It is not a desktop or mobile app replacement technology. As long as one is clear about that, everything is fine.
- natrius 14y agoPart of HTML5's origin is a draft standard called Web Applications 1.0. HTML5 is meant to be a desktop and mobile app replacement technology. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML5#Standardization_process http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML5#Standardization_process
- anuraj 14y agoIntent do not always translate to reality. HTML5 does not deliver for mobile/desktop. End of story.
- natrius 14y agoPlenty of products are successfully using HTML5 for applications where it makes sense and are succeeding with it. Blanket generalizations are usually wrong.
- anuraj 14y agoI think you simply refuse to understand - a nail may be pinned using a pickaxe, but when you have a hammer available, which does the job neat , why would you go for the pickaxe? HTML5 is the pick axe which does the job ugly. Mobile developers have little reason to adopt it.