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> hacked together That’s the thing. Apple doesn’t want a feature to look like a hack, and they also have to consider how every feature plays with everything el
by z5h 5y ago
> hacked together
That’s the thing. Apple doesn’t want a feature to look like a hack, and they also have to consider how every feature plays with everything else in their OS and ecosystem.
- Zababa 5y agoThat's what they want, but if you read the rest of the thread and the common comments on Big sur, that's not how it seems to be.
- nsonha 5y ago> Apple doesn’t want a feature to look like a hack That means they care about their reputation more than actually helping user. I don't think feedback is valued (more than their designers' opinions), so no reason to ship fast.
- whynotminot 5y agoShipping so fast you end up delivering a bad user experience doesn't actually help the user. I feel like this needs to be strongly emphasized for the agile crowd that knows what speed is but sometimes forgets what quality is.
- nsonha 5y agono one said that speed is the end goal. I said if you don't need to collect feedback, there is no need to ship fast. Of course the outcome is that you have a product with ideas pulled out of your arse instead of responding to users' voices. Having said it could still be good
- mulmen 5y ago> Apple doesn’t want a feature to look like a hack Tell that to the Messages team.