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So initially there were problems with the code and afterwards with his development process. I fail to see what this got to do with iPhone vs. Android. It could
by tlammens 16y ago
So initially there were problems with the code and afterwards with his development process.
I fail to see what this got to do with iPhone vs. Android. It could have happened with both platforms.
- blueben 16y agoHis point is that Android made it easy to test multiple platforms, and Apple did not.
- spaznode 16y agoWhen you say "multiple" and "easy" what exactly is the implication there? Worrying about 5-6 revisions of an API or 30-70 variances of the same problem on multiple pieces of hardware with multiple variances of platform debauchery forced upon you by a given mobile carrier? It just isn't possible to make the case that this aspect of android doesn't make things harder and still retain any semblance of honesty or credibility.
- blinkingled 16y agoRead the Android developer docs. API Levels document especially. Also play around with the emulator and that will clear up your misconceptions. It isn't hard at all unless you want to convince yourself that it is ;)