On 13/06/2016 17:16, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Lyn Teyla wrote:
> You can create any sort of polished UI that can be accomplished using
> web views, and use Angular, Bootstrap, and other established
> web-based UI frameworks to speed up the process.
>
> You can place your UI code on a server and update it on the fly.
We can do that with downloadable stacks now.
Unless we are on IOS ?? Presumably, there is no such restriction on
webviews.
Most apps I've built for the last few years live on a server, with the
standalone containing only enough code to know where to download the
first one.
But as for the benefits of JS/HTML/CSS, yes and double-yes.
Fully-native apps are great for when you need access to hardware
features not supported in the browser.
But those are relatively few, and once you become proficient with
frameworks like Angular a whole new world opens up where you can
choose between native apps, Web apps, or a mix of either, depending on
the needs of the project at hand.
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