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This isn't even an argument in my opinion. HTML 5 is just fine for most common apps. I've published a couple over the years with Phonegap and was able to get co
by geuis 14y ago
This isn't even an argument in my opinion. HTML 5 is just fine for most common apps. I've published a couple over the years with Phonegap and was able to get completely native performance from them. Where you have to go native is for super high OpenGL performance things and access to hardware features not yet available in the browser. The problem is that most web developers making mobile web apps don't put in the time and care to really make their projects shine.
- jchrisa 14y agoI agree. For something where your competition is a million other startups trying to do photo sharing, you need to go native to compete in the user experience. But if you are doing specialized mobile apps for a delivery company or something, html5 may be more pragmatic.