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>And I disagree you with your claim that it's not noticeable. Which is cool and all, but most people on the end-user spectrum don't notice it, which is good en
by Klonoar 9y ago
>And I disagree you with your claim that it's not noticeable.
Which is cool and all, but most people on the end-user spectrum don't notice it, which is good enough for most companies. Thus, "an almost completely indistinguishable UINavigationController experience for pretty much everyone."
>.NET on Windows, Cocoa on macOS, GTK+ on Linux, Cocoa Touch on iOS, and the Android SDK on Android.
Beyond the fact that my point re: what's native was a bit tongue-in-cheek... GTK+ isn't even necessarily the default for Linux/BSD.
>Really, you just end up making a bunch of terrible apps and your users hate you for it.
No, _some_ users hate you for it, typically a very vocal minority. Slack doesn't grow to be as valuable as it is without being usable and enjoyable for most people.
>Apple forums are not on StackExchange because that's not hosted by Apple.
This is a cop-out. There is nothing stopping them from aping the entire system, and Apple's forums need to be put in the ground. This is a known issue, even the Cocoa crowd on Twitter has recently agreed with this point.
>AppKit is due for a overhaul this year or the next with Marzipan.
Marzipan isn't even the official next move, and nobody outside of Apple is sure what it exactly is. The point I was making is also slightly different - there is absolutely no excuse for the neglect that AppKit has seen over the past ~10 years, and anyone complaining about Electron/et al should be criticizing Apple for not keeping AppKit competitive.