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>Regardless I still feel its a far better experience than developing for Android. How so? I enjoy that on Android at least I can fix things manually or some op
by jbirer 6y ago
>Regardless I still feel its a far better experience than developing for Android.
How so? I enjoy that on Android at least I can fix things manually or some open source contributor will soon jump on it to fix it for me. You have to wait for Apple to fix things.
- lubonay 6y agoAndroid is open-source but large parts of it aren't - for example, the google play services libs. The open parts can take literal years to get a fix merged and deployed, so "some open source contributor fixing it" happens very rarely and isn't something you can rely on. Even when that happens, if the bug was in the core SDK instead of in one of the support libs, you'd have to wait like 5 years until most users get the fixed version of the code on their devices.