Platform Strategy and Its Discontents
Read OriginalThe article critiques modern JavaScript-centric frontend development (e.g., React) for causing poor mobile performance and high costs, contrasting it with native app development. It argues for a strategic platform competition where the web should win due to its inherent benefits like safety, portability, and openness, and calls out the ecosystem-wide issues caused by ignoring mobile constraints.
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