>and hide the difference between apps and web apps, and your mom won't care anymore Completely wrong, imho. There's no benefit to obscuring information about w

>and hide the difference between apps and web apps, and your mom won't care anymore Completely wrong, imho. There's no benefit to obscuring information about what the user is doing. This also implies a universal cloud storage where authors of software have more access to user's personal information than the user. You're basically yearning for what Google's Chrome crap is trying to do, so you're not going to do it better. > Given that the world's #1 mobile OS is made by the worlds #1 web company, this change is not difficult to predict. I think I see where you're coming from here. If you just want to suckle at the tit at what ever company is #1, then sure, learning their stack and developing whatever for it is a sure way to make steady income. Shit, how about a steady job while you're at it. Then it really doesn't matter what widgets you're pumping out. Wait, is this an entrepreneurship forum? Anyway, trying to play Google's game or Apple's game is just a good way to be their bitch. I'm sure you're aware of why "discoverablity" has been removed from appstores. This is a culture war, at some fronts. If you want to build a digital prison for your mom, go right ahead, but don't expect your kids to embrace this "cloud" stuff in any way that you're dreaming of. You're just building outdated virtual landfill techgarbage the moment you touch any of these paradigms you're talking about.