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You know, I am also a "web developer turned into native" and what you say is very very strange. By using native components provided by SDK you can run circles a
by rimantas 13y ago
You know, I am also a "web developer turned into native" and what you say is very very strange.
By using native components provided by SDK you can run circles around any webtech based approach. Yes deployment can be significantly delayed in some cases, but for prototyping id does not matter.
Alas, "if the only tool you have is a hammer" folks keep searching for the reasons why web tech is better for apps. Sorry guys, it is not. It was created for the different purpose, how hard is that to get?
Yes you can make a point if cross platform is concerned, but in reality doing cross platform is neither simple nor easy.
And if you think that HTML5 has a rich set of resources, check out that SDK offer.
- tsotha 13y ago>You know, I am also a "web developer turned into native" and what you say is very very strange. By using native components provided by SDK you can run circles around any webtech based approach. That's my experience too. Things are faster to prototype in a web application only if the UI isn't very rich.