HTML5 Vs. Native App Debate – Here Is What You Need To Know. Mobile Apps have been there much before the advent of smartphones and tablets, even if they were factory installed.
The phone book, calendar, and alarm on those half-pound phones with monochrome screens were all apps. However, ‘app’ became a buzz word only after Apple inaugurated the App Store in July 2008 and Google launched the Android Market in October the same year. Nokia joined the bandwagon by launching its Ovi Store in May 2009. Within the past three years, app communities are building up, software developers around the world are developing mobile apps, companies are providing downloadable apps to access their websites and services, and of late, a new fancy adjective was added to app and ‘native’ apps are being compared to HTML5.
Apps: Users’ and Businesses’ Viewpoints From a user’s perspective, any piece of downloadable software is an app, be it a game, a compass, or a mail client. Native Apps: Pros and Cons Another disadvantage for native apps is software update. Hybrid apps. Home. 26, rue de Charonne 75011 PARIST. +33 (0)1 42 71 48 36F. +33 (0)1 43 55 08 02E. boitenoire@ultranoir.comW. www.ultranoir.com MARS NETWORKS 26, rue du village 13006 MARSEILLET. +33 (0)4 91 48 26 59F. +33 (0)4 91 24 67 02E. commercial@mars-networks.comW. www.mars-networks.com L'utilisateur du site internet ultranoir.com reconnaît disposer de la compétence et des moyens nécessaires pour accéder et utiliser ce site internet.
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And what's even better, there is already some limited browser support for these new features. If there is a feature you're interested in, watch the WHATWG Wiki Implementations page for information on browsers that support various parts of the specification. HTML 5 New Doctype and Charset The nice thing about HTML 5 is how easy it is to impelement. You use the HTML 5 doctype, which is very simple and streamlined: Yes, that's it. The character set for HTML 5 is streamlined as well. HTML 5 New Structure HTML 5 recognizes that Web pages have a structure, just like books have a structure or other XML documents. <section> - to define sections of pages<header> - defines the header of a page<footer> - defines the footer of a page<nav> - defines the navigation on a page<article> - defines the article or primary content on a page<aside> - defines extra content like a sidebar on a page<figure> - defines images that annotate an article.