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Mark Makdad delivered this talk at the Reflections | Projections Computing Conference, at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, on Saturday, October 8, 2011. Abstract: By 2007, client software was dying; the AJAX-enabled Web browser drove applications in real-time. Feature phones of that era were a barren wasteland. Everything changed when Apple released the iPhone and its SDK shortly thereafter. Developers flocked en masse to native, compiled code written in C, C++, and Objective-C, all built on iOS's Cocoa Touch framework. Then Google released the Android SDK. Lazy programmers everywhere screamed at the thought of maintaining two separate code bases simply to reach a global audience. "Isn't this why we made the Web in the first place?!", they asked, with good reason. The mobile developer space is fragmented between iOS, Android, Windows Mobile, and Blackberry; as mobile smartphone adoption reaches saturation, it simply won't be acceptable for a company/service not to have a solution for all platforms. Frameworks like PhoneGap, Appcelerator Titanium, and Corona have sprung up to fill the void -- but are they anything more than glue code? Isn't there a greater, fundamental issue that needs to be addressed? This talk explores all of these issues, the rise of HTML5, and the future of mobile software development platforms.