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Would you consider Canvas, HTML5 Video, CSS Transitions and Animations, Application Cache, or WebSQL to be web-app-enabling features?[1] We were first to ship a
by om2 12y ago
Would you consider Canvas, HTML5 Video, CSS Transitions and Animations, Application Cache, or WebSQL to be web-app-enabling features?[1] We were first to ship all of those. And they sure as heck aren't for documents primarily.
Editing a spec is a separate question from shipping order or general engineering priority. Not sure why you are conflating the two. Sounds like moving the goalposts.
I'd encourage to test IndexedDB in a WebKit nightly or in the Yosemite beta. It's still kind of buggy and not necessarily complete for final, but we'd love to hear about the key blocking issues from web developers.
[1] Yes, it seems like AppCache and WebSQL are both likely to be replaced by newer technologies, but I don't think that's relevant to whether sufficient priority has been placed on the area of webapps.
- Touche 12y agoI bring up editing spec because it is an indicator of priorities. Apple does edit specs, just not the type we're talking about here. As for your list of features you guys did first, that's great and I'm appreciative of the work, but those are all pretty dated at this point. We're talking about today's web, not that of 5+ years ago. Anything in the last 2 years? We can both list off a dozen from Google and Mozilla.
- Touche 12y agoArg, I really don't want to argue with someone I respect as much as I do. Agree to disagree on this one, and thanks for your work.