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Web Developer Admits: Objective-C Beats HTML5

25 pointsby jesskahover 12 years ago

5 comments

hayksaakianover 12 years ago
Right tool for the right job and all that jazz.<p>We don't need more flamebait like the OP.
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chrisringroseover 12 years ago
Beats it in how easy it is to create, yes. But HTML5 is cross platform, and if done properly, the speed differences are not noticeable to the human eye.<p>In fact, "Fastbook" is proof that an HTML5 app can be FASTER than it's iOS counterpart. <a href="http://www.sencha.com/blog/the-making-of-fastbook-an-html5-love-story" rel="nofollow">http://www.sencha.com/blog/the-making-of-fastbook-an-html5-l...</a><p>Check out their video. They literally duplicated the iOS functionality, and made it faster, with HTML5.
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jayfuerstenbergover 12 years ago
I loved this quote: "The best way of creating that awesome app is not to insulate yourself from the power of the operating system you are running on but to embrace it."
yuhongover 12 years ago
Personally I think "HTML5" is a misnomer even as a buzzword. Better to compare a specific browser instead.
Executorover 12 years ago
Title should be renamed to "native code beats html5". I'd rather program in html5/js than obj-c anyday!
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