> Either way, the original comment was arguing that the limitations in place are entirely arbitrary, No, the original comment argued that the limitations are t

> Either way, the original comment was arguing that the limitations in place are entirely arbitrary, No, the original comment argued that the limitations are the only reason a class of professional software is not successful on iOS, which is certainly false. > Apparently, the iPhone worked just fine as a code editor Obviously it doesn’t work as well as a Mac. Few people would choose to edit code on an iPhone where a Mac or Linux machine was available instead, so no it doesn’t ‘work just fine’.