Very large numbers of shovelware apps in the iPhone app store had the problems with crashing. This is highly relevant because one not uncommon problem with hig

Very large numbers of shovelware apps in the iPhone app store had the problems with crashing. This is highly relevant because one not uncommon problem with highly-tuned algorithms is the greater cost of writing that faster code and then having to change it when you realize the design needs to be different Can you give me a specific example of this? I'd say, give me a specific example, and most likely, I'll give you a reason why the software architecture of that example is stupid.