Actually the rest of the world.
Iāve never had an app inthe MAS or any Windows store. What I have done to date is custom software solutions, 99% for windows and the odd compile for the Mac user.
At the present time I have been working with Web apps only and I see most of my future work on this line.
My eventual aim is to be solely Web based soon too.
While there are certain advantages of native apps, unless you really need to utilize the hardware on a users machine, web based appears to the most stable way forwards.
Thatās why electron (which people seem to hate) is so popular, for the most part you donāt need to worry about platform inconsistencies or bugs on specific versions of a specific platform.
oh christ electron is fat, slow, works weird (ie/ NOT platform standard n so many ways)
so many āweirdā things
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Thatās the trade off, spending less time having to deal with platform specific issues, or should I say caring about platform specific issues.
Heck, even Apple doesnāt care about platform specific issues any more, just look at their new WWDC app for the Mac.
I can see how an Electron/Cordova combo could be used for many apps
Apple has lost itās attention to software detail and UI is only a small part of itā¦ that was its biggest strength and differentiator and was what helped justify the premium cost of their hardware.
-Karen
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Brazil:
Isnāt there ajother company that builds and sold iPhones (beside Apple) ?
There is another company that makes a device with the NAME āiPhoneā it is NOT an āiPhoneā in regards to what Apple makesā¦ That company is sueing Apple over the name only
Thatās itā¦