I'm sorry but I find this argument utterly tedious.
A Swift file is no less a "text document" than a JavaScript file is. There are APIs available in the browser to store data offline, so I have no idea what "in ways they were never intended to be stored" means here.
A webapp is "an actual damn application". Can we just dispense with the repetitive arguments about this every time anyone so much as mentions adding interactivity to a web page?
A Swift file is no less a "text document" than a JavaScript file is. There are APIs available in the browser to store data offline, so I have no idea what "in ways they were never intended to be stored" means here.
A webapp is "an actual damn application". Can we just dispense with the repetitive arguments about this every time anyone so much as mentions adding interactivity to a web page?