Basically the most common fear I see on web is people don’t clicking on links
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georgesnight775 months, 2 weeks ago
Yup, this is why meta, google, YouTube, banking, WhatsApp, WeChat, etc all decided to ditch their mobile apps and use straight web apps
gaelhenrique_farias6 months ago
I own my logistics business and having your own App that you coded yourself is next level.
kerry_nicholson7 months ago
Between other things, it heavly depends if you have the infraestructure to keep an web app. With an android app almost all logic is in the device, with no need for a server (unless is an online service). With a web app you WILL NEED a dedicated server, and if you are just starting as a dev, you may not have the resources for it
ashleyjames98511 months ago
People spend between 4-8 hours on their phones and we should not build mobile apps. 😅
kerry_nicholson1 year ago
Depends on the problem. Web vs app are tools and their use differs depending on the problem.
christine_woods1 year, 3 months ago
App experience != browser experience. Different demographics, use cases, convenience
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brunamacedo6331 year, 3 months ago
I absolutely dread whenever an app I download is just a browser running a website. It's always more cumbersome and less performant. And the lack of notifications is annoying when applicable.
maanaszachariah601 year, 5 months ago
his last statement killed his own argument.
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hortensepoirier4531 year, 5 months ago
People don't like pages, they like apps.
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carol_atkinson1 year, 5 months ago
Sir im using a samsung smart fridge. And a smart toaster. I dont think a web app is gonna really work witht that.
emmanuelle_maillot1 year, 6 months ago
As a user, I hate most web-based apps. Sluggish and "rickety." As a developer, I hate javascript/html. The entire language / dev environment is a mess, and it shows in the apps.
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gabrieltempest281 year, 6 months ago
“Eating soup with a spoon sounds fun, but you can already do it with a fork”
olivierdrift981 year, 6 months ago
"Don't push boundaries or go outside of the box" - this guy
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angela_rodriguez1 year, 7 months ago
Web Assembly 😂
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robin_eaton1 year, 7 months ago
Don't listen to this, building a mobile app can change your whole career.
sarah_wallace1 year, 7 months ago
Ur forgetting how terrible web apps feel to use though, there’s an additional layer between user interaction and the actual interface that makes it feel like shit to use
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agathe_prévost1 year, 8 months ago
“Don’t make a mobile app, trust”
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cynthia.costa1 year, 8 months ago
Why not do both? Why does it just have to be one?
gabinoirizarry3901 year, 9 months ago
I'd always prefer a mobile app than opening the website in mobile browser. Nothing beats the native app experience
Basically the most common fear I see on web is people don’t clicking on links
Yup, this is why meta, google, YouTube, banking, WhatsApp, WeChat, etc all decided to ditch their mobile apps and use straight web apps
I own my logistics business and having your own App that you coded yourself is next level.
Between other things, it heavly depends if you have the infraestructure to keep an web app. With an android app almost all logic is in the device, with no need for a server (unless is an online service). With a web app you WILL NEED a dedicated server, and if you are just starting as a dev, you may not have the resources for it
People spend between 4-8 hours on their phones and we should not build mobile apps. 😅
Depends on the problem. Web vs app are tools and their use differs depending on the problem.
App experience != browser experience. Different demographics, use cases, convenience
I absolutely dread whenever an app I download is just a browser running a website. It's always more cumbersome and less performant. And the lack of notifications is annoying when applicable.
his last statement killed his own argument.
People don't like pages, they like apps.
Sir im using a samsung smart fridge. And a smart toaster. I dont think a web app is gonna really work witht that.
As a user, I hate most web-based apps. Sluggish and "rickety." As a developer, I hate javascript/html. The entire language / dev environment is a mess, and it shows in the apps.
“Eating soup with a spoon sounds fun, but you can already do it with a fork”
"Don't push boundaries or go outside of the box" - this guy
Web Assembly 😂
Don't listen to this, building a mobile app can change your whole career.
Ur forgetting how terrible web apps feel to use though, there’s an additional layer between user interaction and the actual interface that makes it feel like shit to use
“Don’t make a mobile app, trust”
Why not do both? Why does it just have to be one?
I'd always prefer a mobile app than opening the website in mobile browser. Nothing beats the native app experience