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Don't forget the cost of managing multiple platforms and not having to have multiple dev teams. On the teams I've worked with that has been the reason for going
by pedalpete 13y ago
Don't forget the cost of managing multiple platforms and not having to have multiple dev teams. On the teams I've worked with that has been the reason for going with html5 apps.
How many businesses want to build the same product 3 times (at least) for different customers and will they be able to get it all implemented at the same time, or try to manage the differences when they are all communicating with the same backend service?
It's just a non-starter for most start-ups or non-technology focused businesses.
- ThomPete 13y agoThat depends on the "complexity" of their product. For some viable is creating it in three different format.