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Not sure if HTML is the ubiquitous programming platform for client side. It's a dream since 1990s (write once for all clients) but fail to compete decidedly by
by jemeshsu 13y ago
Not sure if HTML is the ubiquitous programming platform for client side. It's a dream since 1990s (write once for all clients) but fail to compete decidedly by native clients of iOS/Android in this era. It's going to get worse for specialize smart devices such as smart watch, smart glass, smart car panel, real smart TV etc.
- daleharvey 13y agoI am slowly transitioning to a web based IDE, my email, spreadsheets, chat client, all my communications platforms, my maps are all written in web technologies, not my entire phone is powered by web technologies (which includes most of the functionality on my desktop) I have 3 non web based apps that I use on a daily basis (iterm, emacs, spotify), emacs I am moving away from, spotify I will move to the web based player once we have hardware media keys support. My ubiqutous web based dream is very close to true, I think momentum and history suggests that it is going to carry on moving in that direction.