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Actually, I was agreeing with you. Despite the fact that I'm learning Cocoa and I like the iOS platform best, we really need to avoid the pedagogical mindset of
by sudont 16y ago
Actually, I was agreeing with you. Despite the fact that I'm learning Cocoa and I like the iOS platform best, we really need to avoid the pedagogical mindset of teaching the "inevitable" platform, much how many school computer labs only use Windows, since it's what's used in the "real world."
Not to mention that Android will allow schools the flexibility to employ custom software, or even a sort of hypercard stack that allows for the teachers to create applications for their students.
- TomOfTTB 16y agoYeah I knew that. I was just trying to make the point that I wasn't biased against Apple. If you look at Samuel_Michon's comment history you'll see he comes out fiercely in favor of Apple even going so far as to attack pro-Apple people for not being pro-Apple enough. So I was making the point to him that I wasn't trying to push Android.