I agree that HTML5 is not pretty and not ideal. A large part of the HTML5 trend (for apps) is that most apps have moved to the cloud. This means that the front

I agree that HTML5 is not pretty and not ideal. A large part of the HTML5 trend (for apps) is that most apps have moved to the cloud. This means that the front end is not overly complex. For a world where software is moving to the cloud, HTML5 fits the bill. Again, not pretty but works. Why would I want to write a cloud service front end 3 times - in Obj-C ,Java, C#, HTML5 itself (firefoxos). There's no value.