throwaway24242

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   by throwaway24242 11y ago

   Sry, that is a terrible argument. You are saying that we do not have to worry about nuclear waste, because we currently do not worry about other waste.
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   by throwaway24242 11y ago

   What are examples that you can just do with a native toolkit?
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   by throwaway24242 11y ago

   Yeah, but mostly because these applications do not work properly on mobile devices (smaller screen size, too slow, etc.) and a native (in the sense of NOT browser-based) application makes sense. However my hypothesis is just, that the LOOK
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   by throwaway24242 11y ago

   But do the users care? I do not think so. Otherwise a lot of famous websites would have native UI clients.
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   by throwaway24242 11y ago

   I think native UIs are overrated and just cause headaches for developers. E.g. take the most popular UI system: HTML/CSS/JS: users have no problem with the fact that all their favourite websites look different. IMHO it is a better