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Yeah that’s understandable. This article is from a software developers perspective. Even though it’s not specifically acknowledged.
by lyime 6y ago
Yeah that’s understandable. This article is from a software developers perspective. Even though it’s not specifically acknowledged.
- _ph_ 6y agoSoftware developers are essential for a healthy eco system. Without them, there are no applications which utilize the device. Yes, there is a lot of software development for the iPad, but it is always limited because you have to write applications on a completely different system than you are targetting for. And it is limited by what applications you are allowed to write. But even graver are the consequences for first time computer users. When I grew up, I learned computing with machines which would have at least a basic when delivered. I had the ability to do programming and understand what a "computer" is. Children, which today grow up with iPads are actively prevented of having that great learning experience. The Apple ad "What is a computer?" on the one side is brilliant marketing, on the other side is outright scary.
- user-the-name 6y agohttps://apps.apple.com/app/id908519492 https://apps.apple.com/app/id908519492
- _ph_ 6y agoYes, so what? There is a programming tutorial app for the iPad. That is nice. But that isn't to be mistaken for a programming environment, where you can develop to your hearts desire. Can I develop freely full screen applications with the Swift playground? Can I share the results with my friends?
- user-the-name 6y agoYes, and yes.