> RG wrote: > - What are the use-cases where a native app is a better choice than a web app? > - What are the perceived benefits of web apps and native apps? > The first question is about actual capabilities, and the second is about the > psychological drivers of clients and customers, which may or may not reflect > those capabilities.
Yes. More specific and very clear now. The answer to the first question is of course: Native is always better performant. But with a web app you have "all-in-one": For example, no nasty switch to an other app for a simple "wiki"-info, or for some lines of feed-back, or for looking into news. A web app means: You are already "surfing". These are my experiences from discussions with non-IT users/clients/customers for the second question: They identify web apps with special (also) mobile apps, special in that they are not connected to any download torture. And they expect them to have _no_ minor performance. They forget, that they are in a web view when they read or write or draw/paint, they are not a bit impressed, impressed as we are, that some things are now also possible in the browser. _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
