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Actively suppressed by whom? Is there some shadowy cabal of executive saboteurs gleefully cackling at the idea of getting away with a bloated app? Because it’s
by 10000truths 5y ago
Actively suppressed by whom? Is there some shadowy cabal of executive saboteurs gleefully cackling at the idea of getting away with a bloated app? Because it’s plainly obvious that a bloated app benefits neither the consumer nor the business.
It costs consumer time waiting for a large app to download, and it wastes consumer money by burning up quota on metered connections. It costs the business because apps have a size limit, and hitting those limits means no more features until you can reduce that size.
- BoorishBears 5y ago> Is there some shadowy cabal of executive saboteurs gleefully cackling at the idea of getting away with a bloated app? Yes? Have you actually seen this space? There are tons of shops that get this stuff outsourced to them. They have executives who gleefully cackle at the idea of hiring the bottom of the barrel developers who wouldn't even know to strip symbols, and cackle at the idea of cracking whips at them so that even if they did know they wouldn't have the bandwidth to do it. All while charging hundreds of dollars per billable hour.