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If you think Web apps work everywhere, you've obviously never written one. The feature gap and performance gap between browsers is still massive. My company has
by slacka 13y ago
If you think Web apps work everywhere, you've obviously never written one. The feature gap and performance gap between browsers is still massive. My company has shifted its focus from web apps to mobile apps. Because of the failings of HTML5, we can deliver a better experience with native apps.
- gnaritas 13y agoLearn to read, I said the web, not web apps and as I've been doing web development full stack for over a decade it's obvious that you are a terrible judge of who you're talking to. Web apps and mobile apps serve different market segments, your company is confused in thinking it's an either/or proposition, they both have their place and neither will be going away or displacing the other.
- slacka 13y agoWe're talking about the the web being a "competitive application platform", and you just made my point. "Web apps and mobile apps serve different market segments" because JS/CSS/DOM tech is not competitive with native tech. Like Facebook, we've found out that targeting only HTLM5 results in an inferior experience for our users.