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Web apps tend to be a mixed bag. After a while they become slow because of dozens of async operations relying on network. That can be an issue for native apps
by sgt 4mo ago
Web apps tend to be a mixed bag. After a while they become slow because of dozens of async operations relying on network.
That can be an issue for native apps too, but they tend to be designed in a local-first manner, which means that they'll always have a speed advantage, assuming your typical dev team.
- knorker 4mo ago> Web apps tend to be a mixed bag. After a while they become slow because of dozens of async operations relying on network. That's not an inherent web-vs-native difference, though. > That can be an issue for native apps too, but they tend to be designed in a local-first manner That's a choice. > which means that they'll always have a speed advantage woah there. No. > assuming your typical dev team So it comes down to the developers (and project management, etc). Yup, I 100% agree with that. So we agree that it's not a technical difference?