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Nope. Deep linking to apps is a solved area. Reddit completely drops the ball on this, and has for years. Their engineering is a complete shambles. The only rea
by phist_mcgee 5y ago
Nope. Deep linking to apps is a solved area. Reddit completely drops the ball on this, and has for years. Their engineering is a complete shambles. The only reason they survive is their market share, not for any reason of 'good experience'
- ptudan 5y agohaha clone of my comment at the same time
- phist_mcgee 5y agoGreat minds think alike ;)
- arp242 5y agoI'm almost tempted to apply for a job at Reddit to see why their engineering is such omnishambles. It's impressive in a way. The only good thing I have to say about it is that they're committed to keeping old.reddit.com alive indefinitely.
- Aeolun 5y agoBecause the team that built old.reddit.com has long since left? And now this is the only artifact they have from an era of decent engineering?