HTML5's Open Access

While the development of HTML5 still has its limitations, Anthony says that now is the time to make the change and find ways to create hybrid strategies using HTML5 and native development.

Because technological innovation, financial institutions are understandably wary of spending valuable dollars on new IT projects. Although commercial enterprises have begun to dip their toes in the development of HTML5, there are still other industries, such as games, in which the programming language has unlocked new features for browser-based games.

TreSensa developed based on mobile browsers using HTML5, which differs from the more traditional method of developing a native application for, say, an apple gaming device. Rob Grossberg, CEO TreSensa, says the cost of development and then people see and use a game actually has skyrocketed, creating a state of rich and poor when it comes to native applications.

"The discovery of the game is very expensive,” he says. "The cost is $ 3 for a single user at his own game. Apple has about 250 applications by category, but it is really only the top 25 that somebody really looks. So, unless you're in that top 25, you do not know that there is implementation. "

Why HTML5 is device-independent, allowing developers to create games that have the functionality on all devices, allowing users to share games with sending links instead of downloading applications.

• Functionality provided in HTML5 has lowered the bar on mobile app development, but not everyone is sold on its benefits.

"The cost of developing an HTML5 game is a fraction of what would be the development of the native platform," says Grossberg. "The game can live HTML5 in Android, Apple, Windows 8, Kindle, Blackberry, or on the desktop, you get much more for your money. When you go native, you must make a choice between Apple and Android, as both are typically double the budget, as it is necessary to separate development teams with particular skill set. "

Partners in Crime

Capital market companies are increasingly adding HTML5 -based projects for the development of business applications and mobile functionality. The ability to build an application once and send it to multiple devices can reduce the risk of getting caught in one product, while reducing development costs as they do not have to build multiple versions of the same application.

Although the functionality provided in HTML5 has lowered the bar in the mobile application development, not everyone is sold on its benefits, not yet, at least. There are browser limitations, especially for companies still married with Internet Explorer 8 or even 9. Some fear that the user experience is still prevented, even if they know they will eventually have to switch to HTML5 and away from Microsoft Silverlight, Adobe Flash, or native development on a large scale.

Founder Chaikin Analytics, which provides a real implementation based companies in the capital market analysis time has been associated with organizations like OpenFin, RealTick  Software and Global Technologies to provide functionality based on HTML5.

He says that language is not yet attractive enough to force him to build his development team, even if the abovementioned companies have already found ways to circumvent some of the limitations of HTML5, so why try to reinvent the wheel?

“HTML5 gives us the opportunity to work with partners," he says. For example, Redi is currently in the prototype stage for a solution that allows users to enter a symbol in Redi , which automatically update a table within Chaikin Analytics on the user's desktop . Also, with a couple of lines of code, Chaikin can submit a list of workstations Redi Chaikin Analytics and the user can see all the properties in his analysis of a list of titles and not an isolated event.

“All the infrastructure by Redi container HTML5 allows us to do that perfectly," he says.Stirred , not Shaken
HTML5 is not a panacea that breaks all walls. And ' therefore unlikely in the next five years, most of the programming will be managed through trade and HTML5 for mobile applications. At this stage it appears that a hybrid model between the native and HTML5 is the direction that the “industry is moving. But why put off until tomorrow what can be addressed today?