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Blur the Lines: How to write web apps that look native.
Rob Tarr
July 28, 2013
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Blur the Lines: How to write web apps that look native.
This is a brief deck to go along with my proposal for SXSW 2014.
Rob Tarr
July 28, 2013
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Rob Tarr Blur the Lines: Write web apps that look
native
Blur the Lines: Write web apps that look native Who’s
Your Audience?
There are some advantages to a native app
A few native app cons ‣ Limited to certain devices
- iOS vs. Android ‣ Approval processes ‣ Delay in pushing out updates ‣ Some users don’t upgrade
A few web app cons ‣ Limited performance ‣ Limited
access to APIs ‣ Nobody backing the app saying it’s safe ‣ Publicity
Some things to keep in mind: ‣ Browser quirks -
position: fixed - weird support for some features ‣ New APIs - Geolocation - Battery - Camera
‣ Touch events ‣ Speed - AppCache - JS Performance
Some things to keep in mind:
Let’s Build an App!
Blur the Lines: Write web apps that look native
THANKS! @robtarr tarr@heysparkbox.com