By myfear
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Published: Sep 03 2010 / 16:58
After all the talks about platform independence, portability, universality of HTML5, and so on – why Apps? why closed (or half-open) app stores, when theoretically the same thing can be obtained through a web page? I have a set of personal opinion on that, and I believe that we still need some additional features and infrastructures from browsers (and probably operating systems) to really match the feature set and quality of apps.
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Comments
yakkoh replied ago:
Local binary execution: I am against it for security and configuration reasons.
Instead beef up Javascript or add python to the browser.
RawThinkTank replied ago:
How about creating a JS JIT native compiler in browser with a new sub JS language standard that also is very secured ?
yakkoh replied ago:
I prefer a superset of JS, with emphasis on features that allow programmers to debug and build frameworks, features like namespaces, classes, packages, and a rigourous no surprise definition of the language.
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