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Dude, I'm not complaining or saying it's a bad platform. Just that if you're going to develop on it you're going to be guided by Apple's choices and platform. A
by jokull 17y ago
Dude, I'm not complaining or saying it's a bad platform. Just that if you're going to develop on it you're going to be guided by Apple's choices and platform. As opposed to being able to hack something that in the end runs on the iPhone. That's no longer the case as you're not even allowed to choose the language or tools.
- tjogin 17y agoRight, but since everybody (close to 100%) is already using Apple's platform by choice that means there's no difference from how they were developing apps before. That doesn't suddenly make them "fanboys", or "willing to bow", it just means they like the platform.