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Restricted App Store rules eg. disallowing external web browsers or interpreters hinder technology much more than web standards. Talk is cheap - would love to
by tkubacki 12y ago
Restricted App Store rules eg. disallowing external web browsers or interpreters hinder technology much more than web standards.
Talk is cheap - would love to see some of yours "not lame" piece of work.
- CmonDev 12y agoE.g. iOS lets me use: Objective C, Swift, C#, F#, Java, Scala. All compiling to lower-level code that is either native to platform or native to the language. Web lets me use: only JavaScript (that is written manually or transpiled). Yes I will have to pay extra for some solutions, but I don't mind doing this as opposed to using language that I hate. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem
- tkubacki 12y ago> iOS lets me use [...] And Web Components are bringing innovation (component based app building) to rusty world of web dev which is not restricted to rich western society (Apple). I stopped ranting on JS - just use lang with good enough IDE like Dartlang (DartEditor or IntelliJ) PS: previous comment was not "ad persona" - but if you think transpilation is "lame" - you don't know how hard it's to make performant transpiler and how wonderful piece of tech are some of those transpilers
- pjmlp 12y agoSociety has lot of mobile OSes to chose from, not only from Apple.