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If /this/ ends your app, it was dead a long time ago.
by mtogo 15y ago
If /this/ ends your app, it was dead a long time ago.
- ceejayoz 15y agoDecisions like this are making it clear that Twitter no longer cares about third-party clients. That they didn't even consider (that, or they just didn't care) that two weeks notice wouldn't be enough for many devs to make the change and get it through App Store approval is quite telling. It's not the technical difficulty of implementing that's a barrier. It's the clear "fuck off" signals Twitter has been sending.