> Apple prioritise the user at the expense of the developer. I think this is the right balance. This assumes the user does no development, which is becoming le

> Apple prioritise the user at the expense of the developer. I think this is the right balance. This assumes the user does no development, which is becoming less and less true over time. Computers are tools, people use them for stuff, and as the generations that didn't grow up with them die off, the ones that did are actually using them for more than just cat videos. Also, nerfing the development experience means LESS development, which means less software and fewer bug fixes, which means a worse user experience. Gotta bootstrap starting from the boots.