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How is it good for users? The quality argument is bunk, and the net effect of these new rules is to restrict choice for developers. When developer choice is res
by cgranade 17y ago
How is it good for users? The quality argument is bunk, and the net effect of these new rules is to restrict choice for developers. When developer choice is restricted, does that not also restrict choice for users?
- axod 17y agoThe quality argument isn't bunk. If a single tool becomes mainstream to 'automatically' build the same app for iPhone,android,flash,html5+js,etc then the quality is going to go suffer. Apps won't be well tuned to the individual platforms. I disagree it restricts choice for users, and I don't think there's such a problem on the appStore. If anything, there's too much choice and not enough quality.