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Geolocation is possible in a web app as well, and is supported by both desktop and mobile browsers: http://caniuse.com/#feat=geolocation http://caniuse.com/#fea

Geolocation is possible in a web app as well, and is supported by both desktop and mobile browsers: http://caniuse.com/#feat=geolocation http://caniuse.com/#feat=geolocation

alain94040 12y ago
True. Don't take this the wrong way: As a programmer, I would also add that it was a pleasure to work with a real UX API again, and not have to deal with HTML's crazy issues, centering text, jQuery, browser incompatibilities, etc. I always had a <div> that didn't quite work the way I wanted. In the end, a native app looks much better for fewer lines of code (assuming you can stand Objective-C).
- jdubs 12y ago
  But if it was built in html, js, etc it'd be accessible on all platforms for far fewer lines code than building separate apps.
- gohrt 12y ago
  MVP priority list for a calendaring application: #1 UI looks pretty #2 Functionality is avaialble to potential users.