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That's debatable. And even if it was true, most apps rely on open source libraries which are written by other developers.
by ngrilly 10y ago
That's debatable. And even if it was true, most apps rely on open source libraries which are written by other developers.
- coldtea 10y agoThat's beside the point, since "Progressive disclosure of complexity" would still work for using those "open source libraries", as the most common case of bring a third party library into a Swift app would be to consume and/or extend its API, not refactor or maintain it. I've used lots of third party libraries and for the most part I don't care at all what's going on in their code as long as they work for what they do.