I feel that once a web UI is updating at 60 fps, it's at native speed. While it's true that the native components could theoretically update at 600 fps, the sc

I feel that once a web UI is updating at 60 fps, it's at native speed. While it's true that the native components could theoretically update at 600 fps, the screen doesn't refresh that fast. In other words, it's possible to make a web UI that is indistinguishable from the native components if styled identically. One big reason why web apps feel slow is that by default there is a 300ms tap delay, which the browser uses to try and distinguish different types of actions. Here's an example of a web UI that updates at 60fps: http://petehunt.github.io/react-touch/ http://petehunt.github.io/react-touch/