| > You can cache all files in the app bundle with Cordova so the download happens during the install. Now your apps is resembling a native app, but a whole lot more complicated. > Cordova makes it easy to build bridges through plugins. Everyone I've talked to who went down this path regretted it. > Moreover this promotes proper separation of concerns which lets you use the SAME view layer on different platforms, changing only the "client api bindings". Except views are ultimately platform dependent. You've created a leaky abstraction. > Business reality you say? Well at least for mobile, it's this:
http://blog.venturepact.com/8-high-performance-apps-you-neve.... That article lists Twitter, which is wrong. I was the tech lead. (It's also wrong about half the other apps on the list) |
How big is the iOS team at Twitter? This is old picture (https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BYBiL8MCUAAiB7r.jpg)