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(This is meant to be a serious, non-snarky answer.) Because the "move fast and break things" of app development has hit the mainstream and crossed over into th
by runjake 10y ago
(This is meant to be a serious, non-snarky answer.)
Because the "move fast and break things" of app development has hit the mainstream and crossed over into the OS.
It allows for faster iteration at the expense of some stability and familiarity.