HTML5 or native mobile app? How about both?
- Tuesday, September 13, 2011
When the Financial Times suddenly announced earlier this year that it was switching mobile gears from a native iOS app to build a web app, many in the industry took it as a sign that the dominance of the native mobile app was coming to an end. The paper's choice had much to do with its position as a subscription-based business. While it shows that high-profile apps are going around important distribution channels like Apple's App Store, the move doesn't necessarily spell the the decline of the native app.
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