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For any of the developers who were there from the start, the decrease in review times speak for themselves. New developers flock to the forums with posts such a
by solipsist 16y ago
For any of the developers who were there from the start, the decrease in review times speak for themselves. New developers flock to the forums with posts such as "Stuck in review for more than one week". If only they knew what it was like years ago.
They are the spoiled generation of iOS developers. :)
- phillco 16y agoHell, I remember what life was like before iPhones!
- solipsist 16y agoIf this was Reddit, we'd see a long chain of comments continuing this trend. Before smartphones Before phones Before electricity etc. I enjoyed your comment, but I'm just warning everybody else that don't have to feel the need to comment on it.
- Groxx 16y agoI don't remember what life was like before Reddit.
- die_sekte 16y agoWell, I certainly had more useable time. Stupid addiction. Mainstream reddit manages somehow to be just interesting enough to justify reading it. Even though 95% of it is trite.
- Groxx 16y agoOh, I just mean the memes, I've never been a Redditer except for the occasional use of their reading lists. It's kind of like asking "what was the internet like before 4chan? What did people say? Did the internet, in fact, exist before 4chan?"
- drivebyacct2 16y agoIf you're reading "mainstream reddit", you're doing it wrong. Though more relevant may increase the amount of time "wasted".
- rewind 16y agoI remember the days when people just down-voted inappropriate comments instead of "warning" me about what I could or could not write before I had even written it.
- megablast 16y agoWait times are so variable. When I started, about 6 months into the iPhone dev being released, we were looking at 2-4 weeks wait time. For a while there it went to 1 week, very fast, then even faster. Now, it is back out to about 1 week.