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Yes, but the growth aspect will move away from new native apps to new web apps as soon as 'UI side of the web' stops trailing too far. I agree with you that th
by IpxqwidxG 13y ago
Yes, but the growth aspect will move away from new native apps to new web apps as soon as 'UI side of the web' stops trailing too far.
I agree with you that the competition will push either sides forward, but by how much at each end? - that is the question.
- rimantas 13y ago> as soon as 'UI side of the web' stops trailing too far Except not likely it ever will.
- IpxqwidxG 13y agoWhy do you think so? There has been serious improvement in many areas of mobile web/browser support in the last 12 odd months; for what I've seen. Thanks to Android, Chrome, Firefox and Dolphin.
- elpool2 13y agoI see no reason why it wouldn't catch up. What makes a good UI on a native app? Fast responses and clean animations? Fancy transparency and 3D effects, perhaps. There's no reason a web browser couldn't do these things. Web UIs may always be slower than native but with fast enough processors it will eventually reach a point where you just wont notice the difference.