Why does it seem that the Web Client still holds a large share abroad and the domestic Web Client basically stops changing?
The web client of many domestic websites (including major websites) basically stays the same as several years ago, referring to the major domestic manufacturers. Of course, this is just to say the observed proportions, not all. I hope everyone will express their opinions. 1 Both stop changing, but one is a unified set of responsive apps, or the client is a browser, and the other is a web page that can be used, and concentrate on the client. Facebook, Twitter, and Amazon are all pioneers in setting up web pages, and the client has a bunch of BUG experiences. 2 There has always been an idea, from the Web, desktop applications, tablets, mobile phones, all platforms to a single set of code to achieve. In recent years, responsive layout, HTML5, CSS3, and scripting engines have brought about great changes. There are also several similar platforms such as Cordova, but so far no successful products have been seen to do so. Nowadays it is popular to use native implementations f...