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by navneetloiwal
5220 days ago
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We believe that mobile web apps need to become much more powerful than they are today. Developing
native apps for various platforms is not easy, and frankly, unnecessary for most
services. This is just our first step in bridging the gap between native apps and mobile web apps. We are looking to provide a suite of services around notifications that not just make it easy to
deliver the notifications, but provide better targeting, management and analytics. |
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I think the fact that you've developed a native app here provides sufficient falsifying evidence for this declaration.
When looking for the optimal (for the user) solution, the decision as between a web site or a native application should be made on the basis of user requirements, and the solutions that best meet those requirements, not based on the technologies that you, personally, are comfortable with.
If you ignore an organization's existing investments in web engineering and web-focused infrastructure, webapps aren't empirically and objectively easier or cheaper. Rather, they're a mechanism by which an organization can leverage money they have already invested in building a web-centric team.
I see this as a temporary state, initially caused by the rapid adoption of the web, and will ultimately disappear as more broad, less web-centric development experience and infrastructure investment becomes the norm.