Why you SHOULDN’T build a mobile app 📱👩‍💻 #technology #programming #software #career #tech

actually web apps are slower and janky sometimes. For products I usually use, I prefer downloading the app.

"research" - shows some nameless blog post.

On the next episode “This is why you shouldnt breathe”

Source - Trust me bro!

Imagine someone really believes in this, lol. Mobiledev won't die soon.

Please stop this kind of clickbait.

Tell me you're a web dev without telling me you're a web dev

As a mobile and web dev i completely disagree with this

I am a self employed mobile app developer. This advice is hilarious.

Video will come for why you SHOULD build an app :) so don’t think I hate you

Don't listen to this, building a mobile app can change your whole career.

Noted but still gonna make one.

As a user I‘m sometimes annoyed by this approach - the amazon app is really just the website and it feels that way. Native iOS Apps have a different way of navigating than a website and when I open an App, I want to have this workflow. But of course starting with a website is a great way to start and then you can add specific custom items and workflows for the different operating systems with React native e.g.

As android developer, i am offended 😂

Bro I’m trying so hard for months now to be an android app dev and this just made me shit my pants…

Native Performance left the chat..

Beautiful/stable interfaces also? I find webapps look and act crappy on my phone. It may be just the case for the apps I came across.

People basically like to open a software rather than search everytime

I would develop a mobile app just to avoid Javascript

Nah, it is really inconvenient to use web apps on mobile. They're great on PC but on mobile it's just inconvenient, an app is much better to use so makes sense to build one