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Dharmesh Patel
http://hn.premii.com/ Joined over 9 years ago
- 4 stories
- 22 comments
- 5 upvotes
- Flipboard-style news reader using DOM for mobile. 60FPS
- Why designing in the browser is the way forward (hanno.co)
- Show DN: Designer News Mobile Web App that I never finished
- Glyphr - Free HTML5 based font editor (glyphrstudio.com)
Posted to Flipboard-style news reader using DOM for mobile. 60FPS, in reply to wojtek w. , May 18, 2015 Posted to Ask DN: What does your Résumé (CV) look like?, in reply to Gareth Price , Jun 01, 2014 No but you can print it to PDF using chrome.
Posted to Ask DN: What does your Résumé (CV) look like?, May 30, 2014 Posted to Ask DN: Link to your Twitter?, May 30, 2014 Posted to No more JS frameworks (please!), in reply to Joe Blau , May 18, 2014 When do you think web will die?
Posted to Web Host for Designers, in reply to Elliott Regan , May 17, 2014 Not sure what kind of complications but I am running nodejs on DO VPS for last 6 months without any issues.
Posted to Hybrid sweet spot—Native navigation, web content(DHH Signal vs. Noise), in reply to Philip Amour , May 09, 2014 Have you seen facebook iOS app reviews lately? Read some reviews.
Android used to be slow, not just web, native too. But Google is working hard to make both native and browser better.
Majority of customers who uses iOS can't tell difference between native or webview. They can tell difference between good quality app vs bad quality app. There are tons of native iOS app that are crappy that doesn't mean native is bad.
Anyway, you should choose a platform that you are most comfortable with. I prefer HTML5, and I will not go native. This is my HTML5 app.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hacker-news-yc/id713733435
Its not super awesome, but it works reasonably well on iOS/Android and WP8. I am sure there is better native hacker news app, but I haven't found one. If I had gone with native, I wouldn't have an app for Android or web (http://hn.premii.com).
Posted to CSS-Tricks—Inline SVG vs Icon Fonts, Apr 22, 2014 Author didn't mention performance issue with SVG. When you are rendering lots of icons, SVG will use more resource.
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- An Update on the Hamburger Menu (jxnblk.tumblr.com)
- Hybrid sweet spot—Native navigation, web content(DHH Signal vs. Noise) (signalvnoise.com)
- Why don't designers take Android seriously? (cennydd.co.uk)
- Site Design: This is the official site of Sweden, offering you the facts and stories of our country. (sweden.se)
Yep, I think its pretty fast for mobile web. And it's only going to get better