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I should have said every device, not platform. The website is fine. I'm sure it's fine on iOS, too. But it was supposed to be simple to port iOS apps to MacOS,

I should have said every device, not platform. The website is fine. I'm sure it's fine on iOS, too. But it was supposed to be simple to port iOS apps to MacOS, and they didn't bother with their own developer conference app, if only for the reason to lead by example.

pilsetnieks 6y ago
Instead, my question is why are they even featuring a mobile app so prominently at all for a remote conference.
- sjwright 6y ago
  Inertia, most probably. (And it’ll probably be a better, snappier experience than the website on mobile.)
rblatz 6y ago
But why even build a native app even if it is easy? It adds no value, and is another thing to test. The web experience is fine for this.
- jdminhbg 6y ago
  Sure, but the same could be said for iPadOS and iOS which have native clients.