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Dilger sloppily conflates the two very distict arguments over Flash on the iPhone platform and the new restrictions that dictate the languages you may use when
by bstrand 16y ago
Dilger sloppily conflates the two very distict arguments over Flash on the iPhone platform and the new restrictions that dictate the languages you may use when writing native apps for the platform. Unsurprisingly, as the former is a reasonable business decision, whereas the logic of latter remains controversial, regardless of the Adobe angle.
Frankly, in looking over his 2010 posts, Dilger seems to be little more than a foot soldier in General Gruber's PR backchannel army. There's precious little critical thought, and loads of partisan, fawning obeisance to All Things Jobs.
- demallien 16y agoWhich shows that you don't read Gruber much at all... He is positively scathing in his assessments of Dilger's various wacky theories. Dilger truly is an Apple fanboy - he has never to my knowledge, found a single fault in any Apple product, or business initiative. Linking him to Gruber is a gross injustice to Gruber, who does actually criticize Apple when he feels that they have made a mistake.