For me this article really hammers a few nails in the coffin of mobile web experience: sealedabstract.com/rants/why…
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@pvblivs if i want to do a Racing game in js maybe, for other things I’m not sure if this is a problem
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@owehrens even for simple photo apps. The article is about why native apps will stay around. Simple text apps are not a problem, yes
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@pvblivs @owehrens It's a well-researched article explaining why 100%- JS apps are never going to be as fast as native ones. Big surprise.
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@pvblivs @owehrens But almost all mobile web app will be a mixture of HTML, CSS, JS, with most of their execution native or on the server

Jul 14, 2013 Β· 4:15 PM UTC

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Replying to @stilkov
@stilkov @owehrens some day, sure. But today even Gmail mobile is not fast enough - not to mention reading mails offline
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@pvblivs @owehrens I'd easily agree that an offline app should probably not be a web app in the first place
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