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Could you expand on that? It seems to me that it's just them saying "we want people to start migrating," it doesn't actually push anyone off IPv4, and in most c
by shortstuffsushi 10y ago
Could you expand on that? It seems to me that it's just them saying "we want people to start migrating," it doesn't actually push anyone off IPv4, and in most cases (assuming you're using DNS resolution instead of direct IP addresses), this is all under the hood changes that will "just work" for consumers of their SDK.
- joeseeder 10y agoI will expand. In the world of billions of devices online we are stuck to hacks and magic over IPv4, when there is a simple IPv6 working already. All because of uneducated and lazy IT personnel not doing their job. Nowadays IT personnel is more inclined to create monsters of a fudge, than use some tech which was not "invented" in last 5 minutes. And I'm glad that Apple says "enough with this crap" and makes App Developers think about portability. App devs really don't need to do much more than put their APIs behind a DNS with AAAA which works and use a hosting/cloud/caching/distribution provider which is not stuck in 80s networks.