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no it was not. hence the need for "mobile" versions of websites and various hacks to make the web work on mobile devices.
by comedian 15y ago
no it was not. hence the need for "mobile" versions of websites and various hacks to make the web work on mobile devices.
- Groxx 15y agoHow does that follow? That's saying that the mobile clients don't implement everything, not that http isn't agnostic.
- bphogan 15y agothat's not the web's fault... that's the fault of most developers doing the web wrong, refusing to separate content from presentation. If mobile users only need service-type apps, the web can provide that. Programmers just have to write the screens. The Web is a dumb terminal. You fill in a form, press XMIT or the equivalent, and get the next screen. Just because someone decided that the content needs to be jammed in a 900px table cell doesn't mean the web can't do mobile too.