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It also decreases your user satisfaction from my experience. Writing a full native app, versus an cordova based app is still a world of difference. So for busi
by TeeWEE 12y ago
It also decreases your user satisfaction from my experience. Writing a full native app, versus an cordova based app is still a world of difference.
So for business apps, data input apps etc, cordova is fine, but dont try writing your next killer app with it..
But opinions might differ, i know.
- dbla 12y agoYeah that's a fair point. The real downside of using Cordova in my experience is performance, but I do believe that is, and will continue to change. Mobile devices are getting faster and if you compare a typical Cordova app on a two year old phone vs. a new phone it's a world of difference.