3 ms·

So it is visible for like 50 milliseconds during the animation and not at all looks bad when you actually see the animation happening in real time.. Yeah, APPLE

by eknkc 9y ago

So it is visible for like 50 milliseconds during the animation and not at all looks bad when you actually see the animation happening in real time.. Yeah, APPLE IS DOOMED! I'm not creating excuses but this is ridiculous. As if there is a shortage of Apple stuff to complain (like shitty mbp keyboards breaking all the time, siri the moron, fucked up security issues popping up weekly..) this is making headlines.

bsaul 9y ago
I've been developping ios apps since ios 3, and i can't tell you how glad i am to see this apple media bashing trend. They build the most expensive products, lock you in using their tools and their hardware, take a 30% cut on all income, rejects apps for very very various reasons, some of them borderline illegal (like the competing with apple apps clause), and they're the most profitable company in the world. AND, their software quality has been declining for the last 4 years without any sign of them taking notes. So, yeah, please more shitstorm, someone needs to shake something inside, because a whole ecosystem of businesses (like mine) has been built relying on their product being flawless.
- tempodox 9y ago
  I wish I could give you more upvotes.
- samastur 9y ago
  I will not argue against your experience. I had my share of problems with iOS (and Android and really any large enough piece of software). Two points though. As someone living in the wrong EU country to sell apps on Play store I am far less bothered by Apple's 30%. I would certainly welcome that percentage to be lower and have more flexibility on the platform itself, but it is not a particularly offensive number when compared to any other industry where you need a distributor. Second, do you really rely on any product to be flawless? To me that seems an unreasonable position to have.

3 ms·

So it is visible for like 50 milliseconds during the animation and not at all looks bad when you actually see the animation happening in real time.. Yeah, APPLE

by eknkc 9y ago

bsaul 9y ago
I've been developping ios apps since ios 3, and i can't tell you how glad i am to see this apple media bashing trend. They build the most expensive products, lock you in using their tools and their hardware, take a 30% cut on all income, rejects apps for very very various reasons, some of them borderline illegal (like the competing with apple apps clause), and they're the most profitable company in the world. AND, their software quality has been declining for the last 4 years without any sign of them taking notes. So, yeah, please more shitstorm, someone needs to shake something inside, because a whole ecosystem of businesses (like mine) has been built relying on their product being flawless.
- tempodox 9y ago
  I wish I could give you more upvotes.
- samastur 9y ago
  I will not argue against your experience. I had my share of problems with iOS (and Android and really any large enough piece of software). Two points though. As someone living in the wrong EU country to sell apps on Play store I am far less bothered by Apple's 30%. I would certainly welcome that percentage to be lower and have more flexibility on the platform itself, but it is not a particularly offensive number when compared to any other industry where you need a distributor. Second, do you really rely on any product to be flawless? To me that seems an unreasonable position to have.