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I’ve been building apps for Windows for over a decade (we used to call them programs or software) and this isn’t exactly a problem there. The problem is strong
by OkGoDoIt 7y ago
I’ve been building apps for Windows for over a decade (we used to call them programs or software) and this isn’t exactly a problem there. The problem is strong centralized App Store control, not native app development.
- Havoc 7y ago>I’ve been building apps for Windows for over a decade and this isn’t exactly a problem there. You 300% completely miss my point. Apps ARE the problem. Especially in the "for Windows" context. Now I need to install 30 different apps to access 20 different sites, and another 40 different apps on my other device that's in a different app eco system. ...versus standardized http and browsers. The entire app eco system in their specific walled incompatible gardens is top to bottom is toxic. And that's not me pulling a stallman. Every fuckin website and company on every device wants me to install their own app. It's tedious AF at best