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The alternative is one-shot set-and-forget developers that just dump software on a marketplace/store somewhere and ignore whatever happens next. (i.e. Android)
by oneplane 9y ago
The alternative is one-shot set-and-forget developers that just dump software on a marketplace/store somewhere and ignore whatever happens next. (i.e. Android)
- stormbeta 9y agoAnd yet my Android apps have often stayed working long past when they stopped being supported, and rarely seem to suffer from the quantity of layout problems iOS does since Android has always had to deal with devices of variable sizes and ratios. I'll grant the low end of Android apps is probably much worse than the low end of iOS apps, but I generally don't use those apps in the first place.