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That isn't the choice here, though. The choice is between throwing up a big nonfunctional promotional screen or a nonfunctional version of the actual app.
by chc 15y ago
That isn't the choice here, though. The choice is between throwing up a big nonfunctional promotional screen or a nonfunctional version of the actual app.
- talmand 15y agoI would say that showing a nonfunctional version of the app is "faking" readiness.
- icebraining 15y agoA splash screen tells me "you can do something else, the window will show up when it's ready". A nonfunctional version forces me to poke it periodically until it works. If the author has the splash screen burned into his retina, (s)he's doing it wrong.