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If the web community doesn't continue to work on innovative new platform features, and deliver fantastic experiences for mobile users, then native mobile (ios,
by sethladd 13y ago
If the web community doesn't continue to work on innovative new platform features, and deliver fantastic experiences for mobile users, then native mobile (ios, android) will become the de facto way to deliver apps to users. That day is more likely and closer than some may want to believe. So double check before you say something like your comment. :)
- masklinn 13y ago> then native mobile (ios, android) will become the de facto way to deliver apps to users I don't know which planet you're living on, but native is the de-factor way to deliver apps to users. Apple tried the other one during the first year of iphone, developers mostly sat on their hand and waited for a native SDK. > That day is more likely and closer than some may want to believe. That day is 10 years ago, give or take some. The web has yet to ever become the de-facto way of delivering application on mobile, it's barely getting there on desktop.
- sethladd 13y agoI think the web was a big success on desktop (modulo some pretty big apps like Photoshop, and we should ask ourselves why apps like Photoshop never landed in the browser, and then fix those issues). As for mobile, it's clear a lot of companies have no problem building their app twice (for both iOS and Android).
- masklinn 13y ago> I think the web was a big success on desktop Hear that sound? That's your goalposts scraping the tarmac as you move them around. > As for mobile, it's clear a lot of companies have no problem building their app twice (for both iOS and Android). Which is relevant to the conversation... how?
- pjmlp 13y agoI stand for the victory of the native mobile.
- CmonDev 13y agoI have no problem with that kind of future! Mono rules.