Is learning to program in Android/iOS still useful...

Is learning to program in Android/iOS still useful? Will web based apps replace most of the current user apps in those platforms?

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I'll answer your question if you can post that in a better resolution

agree

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The one true answer.

>nothing on iqdb
>nor saucenao
>nor google
>Only hit comes from Yandex
>The biggest res is 321*648
wtf

Based Shigeki hasn't finished it yet. He's only posted that photo on his twitter.
Just don't be a brainlet OP, neither takes more than 3 weeks to learn to a basic competent level

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Wake me up when someone find it

Thats a dino, you nig

Yeah it's useful for processor-intensive apps, but keep in mind, using web technologies for android/ios dev is still popular, so even if its not strictly web based, it is still replacing a lot of conventional tech

>based
>shigeki
pick one

Thanks XD

nice w2x, but a bit overdone.

02 = O Ni you absolute pleb.

>Show goes out of its way to show how important the pronunciation "ZERO TSUU" was important to her
>calls anyone else pleb

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Have you made non-HTML front ends before?

do a better one pls

kek

For a short while.
Apple is really pushing to remove web based apps or apps that could have been a website.
They are trying to implement the cross-device store even more and they can see if your app is web based even with something like cordova or phonegap (which actually do translate a lot).
So its not a long term thing but for 2 years you'll probably be safe.

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