> if you can do things in a native desktop app, you're almost always better off than with a browser based solution
The reason fewer and fewer people are doing this are more to do with funding. So if I were to build software today, I'd instantly go with web-apps so that I can monetize them as much as I want.
Web app software has zero issues with piracy and in built regular cash flow model which everyone wants.
Find a way to fund desktop apps and make them as easy to build like web apps and they'll be vogue again.
The reason fewer and fewer people are doing this are more to do with funding. So if I were to build software today, I'd instantly go with web-apps so that I can monetize them as much as I want.
Web app software has zero issues with piracy and in built regular cash flow model which everyone wants.
Find a way to fund desktop apps and make them as easy to build like web apps and they'll be vogue again.