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HTML5 for Mobile - When and Why

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When should you use HTML5 vs native apps for mobile app development? What are the pros and cons of HTML5? What are the advantages of native apps? What is the cost of HTML5 app development?...

When should you use HTML5 vs native apps for mobile app development? What are the pros and cons of HTML5? What are the advantages of native apps? What is the cost of HTML5 app development?

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  • raiis2001 raiis2001 due to the device and screen diversity its difficult to have one app that works on all devices/tablets, html5 while going a long way to resolve some incompatabilities still does not serve all markets particularly the older devices. One solution is to use an intermediate framework which passes the html5 or downgrades it appropriately such as provided by dizilife(www.dizilife.com). even better is that dizilife provides pre-formatted templated for users to take advantage of html5 without coding in a wyswig manner. Full disclosure .. I'm affiliated to dizilife 9 months ago
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