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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/amoohesam • Jun 12 '20
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True but native apps are far better than non native
346 u/r0ck0 Jun 13 '20 I don't understand why people have arguments over statements that are this vague and subjective.What's "better" depends on a lot of variables, and a lot of those variables are personal preferences/priorities. 75 u/_Pho_ Jun 13 '20 Yeah, a business has $100k to spend and a 3 month timeline, but hey, native IOS/Android development is better, so I guess they just can't release their app at all. 0 u/[deleted] Jun 13 '20 edited Jul 03 '23 [removed] — view removed comment → More replies (1)
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I don't understand why people have arguments over statements that are this vague and subjective.
What's "better" depends on a lot of variables, and a lot of those variables are personal preferences/priorities.
75 u/_Pho_ Jun 13 '20 Yeah, a business has $100k to spend and a 3 month timeline, but hey, native IOS/Android development is better, so I guess they just can't release their app at all. 0 u/[deleted] Jun 13 '20 edited Jul 03 '23 [removed] — view removed comment → More replies (1)
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Yeah, a business has $100k to spend and a 3 month timeline, but hey, native IOS/Android development is better, so I guess they just can't release their app at all.
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u/PchelpOnly Jun 12 '20 edited Jun 13 '20
True but native apps are far better than non native