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Nokia Web Runtime developer questions
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Bundyo
2009-12-27 , 20:05
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Its not really the same. Javascript is both slow and hits directly the processor (for a longer time than native) even if lazy loading is used (if evaluation is postponed, it will hit the CPU eventually with the exact same results) and regardless if it is misused or not (you will probably have access to underlying libs to speed up some calculations, but for GUI you're alone with HTML and JS in your hands).
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