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In theory this is restrictive and bad, but when every platform you want to use is Apple's it's a different story. When Apple stops making what I consider to be
by jarin 15y ago
In theory this is restrictive and bad, but when every platform you want to use is Apple's it's a different story.
When Apple stops making what I consider to be the best computers, the best phones, the best tablets, and the best way to monetize my coding skills, then I'll probably be just as upset as all of the "openness" advocates.
- Alterlife 15y agoI think the argument goes more like: When somebody else starts making better phones, computers, blah blah... You, and many other users will be so far locked in, you won't be able to switch. Remember Microsoft?
- rimantas 15y ago> When somebody else starts making better phones, > computers, blah blah... What would be your guess, when will be the time when you can start editing your document on Windows machine at work, tweak some on your tablet at home, and then show to someone on your phone without hitting "save" and "export" at all? Even is Dell starts to make better computers than Apple, HTC—better phones, and HP—better tablets Apple would have an huge advantage of seamless experience.
- Tichy 15y agoThis is already possible, try Etherpad.
- adambyrtek 15y agoThis has been possible for a long time with Google Docs. Saving is not necessary, updates are almost real-time, and it works on all modern platforms.