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Nice article. The amount of in-house procedures/tooling developed by the backend seems impressive (maybe some not invented here syndrome but can't judge really)
by NewsAware 7y ago
Nice article.
The amount of in-house procedures/tooling developed by the backend seems impressive (maybe some not invented here syndrome but can't judge really).
What I am astonished at though, is that the backend part of Über seems so professional while the Uber Android app feels like it's build by 2 junior outsourced devs. Have rarely used an app which felt so buggy and awkward. (aside from regular crashes, e.g. when registering for Jump-bikes in Germany inside the app, I had to restart the app to have the corresponding menue item appear).
- RhodesianHunter 7y agoReally? That's a bit surprising to me as I've always thought their app was slick, easy to use, and responsive. Out of curiosity what device are you on?