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Developer suggests that Facebook was the problem with Facebook’s app, not HTML5

December 17, 2012—When Mark Zuckerberg said that “the biggest mistake we made as a company was betting too much on HTML5 instead of native,” web tool developer Sencha set out to disprove his claims.
The Verge→

ON SENCHA’S FASTBOOK “HTML5 TECH DEMO”

December 17, 2012—You might have seen the big splash Sencha landed today with their Fastbook HTML5 demo showing that using HTML5, CSS and JavaScript you can make a damn responsive version of Facebook.
Christian Heilmann→

HTML5 framework maker Sencha challenges developers to build awesome Web-based apps

December 17, 2012—Sencha, a startup that builds HTML5 app development tools, is trying to prove that HTML5 apps are the future through a new competition offering $10,000 in cash as well as an iPhone, iPad, Galaxy S3, Nexus 10, Surface tablet, and a pass to the SenchaCon in 2013. The company, which claims half of the Fortune 100 companies as clients, has tasked developers with building HTML5-based apps that surpass what is available on IOS and Android.
Pando Daily→

Sencha demonstrates HTML 5 can be faster than native iOS or Android apps (Facebook example)

December 17, 2012—You’ve heard that Facebook switched from HTML 5 to “native” apps on iOS and Android recently to “speed them up.” That pissed off the developers from Sencha.
Robert Scoble→

Sencha enthuses about HTML5 and CSS progress

December 14, 2012—On the Sencha blog, Michael Mullany has written about the current state of HTML5 and CSS3, and enthused about the progress that’s been made since the introduction of the technologies. “It’s been almost three years since HTML5 entered the mainstream,” he said, citing January 2010 as “month zero for the HTML5 boom”.
.net Magazine→

A Comparison: Microsoft Surface and iPad 4

December 4, 2012—This week, we’ve been putting both the iPad 4 and the Microsoft Surface tablet through their paces. In our testing, we’re happy to say that both tablets are very solid HTML5 platforms. Internet Explorer 10 on the Surface has a broad, well implemented HTML5 feature set that mostly meets and occasionally exceeds mobile Safari’s.
Web 2.0 Journal→

Forrester: open source project explosion driving a “golden era” in app dev

November 28, 2012—The explosion in open source projects in the HTML, mobile, cloud and big data spaces such as Android, jQuery, PhoneGap, Sencha, Hadoop and Cordova are driving a new model and a golden age of “app” development, Forrester Research says.
ZDNet→

Developer suggests that Facebook was the problem with Facebook’s app, not HTML5

ON SENCHA’S FASTBOOK “HTML5 TECH DEMO”

HTML5 framework maker Sencha challenges developers to build awesome Web-based apps

Sencha demonstrates HTML 5 can be faster than native iOS or Android apps (Facebook example)

Sencha enthuses about HTML5 and CSS progress

A Comparison: Microsoft Surface and iPad 4

Forrester: open source project explosion driving a “golden era” in app dev

HTML5 boom brings multiple OS mix to boil

Sencha predicts good Windows Phone 8 enterprise adoption

Developers praise Windows Phone 8 SDK, but virtualization and upgrades rankle

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