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I could respect the design if it was working. However, the design malfunctions, and therefore, regardless of the feeling one gets while typing, it's a faulty de
by BossingAround 7y ago
I could respect the design if it was working. However, the design malfunctions, and therefore, regardless of the feeling one gets while typing, it's a faulty design.
I lost respect for Apple when they refused to change the butterfly keyboard for 2 generations of Macbooks, while they already must have known of its shortcomings since the first Macbook.
They treat their developer/professional community like crap. Whatever doesn't fit the iPad pro usecase is 2nd-rate. Their announcement of the 16-inch Macbook Pro was quiet, yet Airpod Pro got a large announcement.
As a developer, at this point, I'd probably rather use Windows than OSX for non-iOS or non-OSX development.
- j-pb 7y agoAnd it's not even that all the developers are just resistant to change and refusing to come to the blessed iPad Pro land. I'd GLADLY write all my software on an iPad Pro. But it's just impossible. Apple is like "this iPad Pro is THE device for creatives, like artists, writers, and social science majors" - "yeah but what about us Developers" - "you're not creatives?! continue making us money code monkey and hit those butterfly keys"