Comment on HTML5 MythbustingparentComments−Tloewald13yWhen I look at this list, many of the items are simply wrong.Write once, deploy anywhere -- more true of HTML5 than nativeShare over web -- no differenceBuilt on standards -- somewhat trueMillions of developers -- no differenceConsumption and development are the same -- mostly trueSmall atomic updates -- no more true of HTML5 than anything else and both good and badSimple functionality upgrade -- um, what? Bunch of Rubbish.Adaptation to the environment -- insofar as it's true, contradicts first point
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When I look at this list, many of the items are simply wrong.
Write once, deploy anywhere -- more true of HTML5 than native
Share over web -- no difference
Built on standards -- somewhat true
Millions of developers -- no difference
Consumption and development are the same -- mostly true
Small atomic updates -- no more true of HTML5 than anything else and both good and bad
Simple functionality upgrade -- um, what? Bunch of Rubbish.
Adaptation to the environment -- insofar as it's true, contradicts first point