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It doesn't seem like that long ago, Apple would aggressively test, release when releases were ready rather than on a rapid set schedule, and would occasionally
by torstenvl 6y ago
It doesn't seem like that long ago, Apple would aggressively test, release when releases were ready rather than on a rapid set schedule, and would occasionally issue bugfix-only releases. Apple is far from alone in this, but I really wish we could go back to "No new features!" as a mantra for an occasional release - maybe a tick-tock release schedule? - and reinvest in software quality.
- mydarkstar 6y agoGetting this wrong in a core product is one thing. But then also not fixing it for over half a year? Sigh... Remember how this "recent" critical Mail vulnerability also didn't get fixed for months? It's really putting me off at that point. I also like the tick-tock release schedule idea.
- rixed 6y agoIf the NULL reference is the million dollar mistake, I wonder what the cost for the disappearance of every value types is.