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I said "somewhat under control". You aren't qualified to complain about Android fragmentation unless you've tried to write mobile apps before Android/iPhone cam

I said "somewhat under control". You aren't qualified to complain about Android fragmentation unless you've tried to write mobile apps before Android/iPhone came along. I have. Trust me - no matter how bad you think Android is, it's much better than the previous state. And a big part of that is the ecosystem of sticks and carrots Google set up around the open code base.

sangnoir 10y ago
Most folk didn't have to deal with targeting MIDP profiles, J2ME and the incompatible vendor extensions... Give me a fragmented Android any day, 1 build will run across all OEMs 99.9% of the time, rather than 15%