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Don’t lump iOS into this. I develop for that and while they do sometimes do things wrong, I’ve always had a human to reach out to by default - no searching arou
by jacobp100 3y ago
Don’t lump iOS into this. I develop for that and while they do sometimes do things wrong, I’ve always had a human to reach out to by default - no searching around
- willsmith72 3y agoAgreed but I also agree with the general sentiment that apple and google have way too much power here, especially compared to developing for the web
- rock_artist 3y agoI also relate to that. I’ve developed for years to Android, since the Eclipse days through the latest horror of Gradle and Android Studio. Then I’ve switched back (after years with Android devices) back to iOS devices as my daily drivers and started developing for iOS on my spare time. So far, the Play Store over the years got worsen, it requires a lot of reviewing and updating all sort of forms. Yet, the response seems to be more prompt and more understandable. With Play Store… it’s mostly automated responses with cryptic messages I need to take long to to figure out what I should do to resolve. I just hope I won’t get into those horrible (but possible lock-outs when you’re just a small humble developer)
- dvngnt_ 3y agoGoogle at least allows you to sideload.