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As someone who has to work in both for work, I understand your sentiment. I much prefer your world. I think the difference is that in Desktop/Mobile, whatever
by frogfuzion 10y ago
As someone who has to work in both for work, I understand your sentiment. I much prefer your world.
I think the difference is that in Desktop/Mobile, whatever crap has stuck to the wall for years - you must use because you don't have a choice. And usually this crap is fairly well documented because it is your only choice.
In the Web World, there is a bunch of crap thrown at the wall (every day) and you have no idea what will stick and what will slide off each year.
Maybe a poor metaphor, but just kind of how I feel on some days.
- ryanmarsh 10y agoThis is the best metaphor I've seen in a while. For example, NSDateFormatter is fugly but well documented[0] . Also, the MVC pattern in iOS is from macOS which is from Next (I hear). OTOH I'm building my first React + Redux app and the best practices and patterns are still emerging. I feel like next year most of what I just learned won't matter. [0]: http://nsdateformatter.com http://nsdateformatter.com