e-reading event: web html5 or native app
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HTML5 Cross-‐platform publishing: dream or reality?
eReading event -‐ 26/9/2012
Agenda
• About Twipe • Web or app? • Case studies
Newspaper
Cross-‐platform Digital Publishing Solution
• Efficient Workflow tools • Rock solid Cloud technology
• Award winning apps • HTML5
Key facts
+20 publishing apps +500k app installations +800k publication downloads per month
+3 mio unique visitors per month
De Standaard – Tablet Optimised
Infographics – HTML5 Integration
NRC (NL) – Newspaper Replica
Gazet van Antwerpen
Gazet van Antwerpen
Agenda
• About Twipe • Web or app? • Case studies
Increasing diversity in tablet devices and OS
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2011 2012 2013 2016
iOS
Android
MicrosoJ
Source: Gartner : Worldwide Sales of Media Tablets to End Users by OS (thousands of units)
Windows 8: a game changer? MicrosoJ is very serious about this Very large installed base: 1 bio users
worldwide Worldwide launch: October 26 Focus on Touch devices
Key Challenges of publishing on smartphones and tablets
Cross-‐Pla)orm
Tac.le Responsive
OS
Screen Size / Resolu.on
User Interface
App NaPve
Web HTML5
↓presentaPon
↓navigaPon
↓development cost
↓support cost
↑presentaPon
↑navigaPon
↑development cost
↑support cost
‘Best of both worlds’: hybrid apps
• Native functionality: • Discovery • Downloading (background) • Navigation • Push notifications
• Web functionality: • Content presentation (responsive) • In-‐page navigation
Agenda
• About Twipe • Web or app? • Case studies
Twipe Real-‐Time Mobile News Platform Case: dSMobile
iPhone Android Mobile Site
Twipe Digital Publishing Platform Case: De Standaard on Android
Key learnings • Hybrid app development is a cost-‐effective
strategy for cross-‐platform publishing
• Combination of a variety of competences and skills is required (HTML5 / Javascript, Objective C, Android, C#,…)
• “100% pure” cross-‐platform HTML5/JS is a dream
• Performance tuning is hard in native apps; it is extremely though in web apps
• Testing is a nightmare: due to the device and OS diversity, it impossible to test every use case scenario on every device
