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And also broken enough that it's STILL useless for any serious development. The APIs behave differently at times (e.g. location services), you can't simulate a
by Mavrik 15y ago
And also broken enough that it's STILL useless for any serious development.
The APIs behave differently at times (e.g. location services), you can't simulate a lot of conditions you can on the Android emulator (memory, network speed, sensors, GPS movement, SMS, calls, loss of signal...) making the simulator useful only for playing with visual layout.
- DrJokepu 15y agoI like to believe I am doing serious development and I find the iPhone Simulator immensely helpful. Maybe because my apps don't use location services. My point is, as long as you understand the limitations, it's a very helpful tool. Fortunately it's always possible to debug on the device if you need anything that cannot be done in the simulator.