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In addition to the already mentioned MS Office pieces: • Android programming. Tried it once, wasted many days trying to make sure the app works on all phone mo
by mojuba 7y ago
In addition to the already mentioned MS Office pieces:
• Android programming. Tried it once, wasted many days trying to make sure the app works on all phone models ranging from $10 to $1000. There were some hardware-related parts that are poorly standardized and abused by the manufacturers a lot. And yeah, the $10-$1000 range coverage is a bit too much for such a poorly designed platform.
• Inkscape: if you are a perfectionist who regularly checks the SVG sources generated by Inkscape, then... you may develop insomnia. The bloody thing will stuff the file with garbage by some 90%, and will get all your coordinates un-rouned to some unreasonably distorted numbers. No, it's not the "floating point thing", it's worse. A few times I ened up writing up the SVG file by hand from scratch, while checking it in the browser. Inkscape is outrageously bad.
- Jaruzel 7y ago> Android programming. Android Studio and Gradle can both die in a fire - how anyone manages to actually write a decent app with those two, is completely beyond me.
- winrid 7y agoWow! I'm honestly surprised. I find that environment to be great and nearly trouble free. Used it on Windows to build a native multiplayer game.
- avgDev 7y agoI always chuckle when I see a huge franchise app just crashing because I have worked with android and understand how frustrating it can be. It just tells me that I was not the only one struggling with the android development.