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Re:After 30 Years, Linux Finally Hits 3% Market Share by JohnFen on Tuesday July 11, 2023 @10:51AM (#36681840)
> Last gen phones have enough performance to run webapps without a single loss in performance [...]

This makes no sense. If webapps run without a loss in performance, then you don't need increased hardware performance in order to see the difference.

> [...] compared to native apps.

This simply isn't true. Run a well-designed webapp and a well-designed native app on the same platform. You'll see a difference in performance.

> you see more and more SPAs wrapped in a hybrid app still maintaining a 'native'look.

I'm still waiting to see even one example of this.

> Costs of developing webapps is dramatically lower.

True. But it comes at a cost to quality.

Re:After 30 Years, Linux Finally Hits 3% Market Share by holoduke on Tuesday July 11, 2023 @02:44PM (#36685473)
Why would the browser render engine slower than the Java Android UI render engine? I am almost certain that the browser css engine is better optimized than the Android native render. IOS is a different story since their render engine is heavily optimized against their own hardware. But still I know that webapps can have the same performance as native apps. And the end of mobile native UI kits will finally arrive. Webapps/spas will take over.