With so many of my fundamental apps being cross platform and/or web-based, I don't see why too many users would feel "controlled". In any case, I think we unde

With so many of my fundamental apps being cross platform and/or web-based, I don't see why too many users would feel "controlled". In any case, I think we underestimate the market and normal people in these conversations. Any iPad user can freely access the internet and quickly find out that their device is basically unusable for programming or a lot of forms of content creation and even gaming. As software eats the world, the cachet for programming has never been higher, especially among the kids/teens we "worry" about, and the tools have never been cheaper or more accessible.