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> HTML/CSS/JS is exceptionally good at building user interfaces Only if your background is HTML/CSS/JS. If you have no web background, figuring out the idiosy
by spamizbad 14y ago
> HTML/CSS/JS is exceptionally good at building user interfaces
Only if your background is HTML/CSS/JS. If you have no web background, figuring out the idiosyncrasies of CSS and JS, while very doable, is still very time-consuming. I can't imagine it being any faster than someone going the native route assuming they do not have an existing web skillset to leverage.
- macspoofing 14y ago>If you have no web background, figuring out the idiosyncrasies of CSS and JS, while very doable, is still very time-consuming. That's true for anything. Objective-C is not exactly intuitive.
- killahpriest 14y agoActually, it's NSCounterIntuitive