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My daily experience with the nightmare that is iOS is what prompted me to ask. It's definitely unrelated to software development on a desktop. But if I had a ni
by anbardoi 3y ago
My daily experience with the nightmare that is iOS is what prompted me to ask. It's definitely unrelated to software development on a desktop. But if I had a nickel for every time something about iOS pissed me off(which is usually completely immutable by the way), I'd probably just buy Apple. There's just so many aspects of iOS that imply seemingly lazy development. Like the god-awful Shortcuts app, which is like, the only grain of rice they offer to more technical users(and ive seen apps in an alpha state that are more stable).
And the requirement to have a developer account to submit feedback or report a bug is bewildering. I asked because i don't know much about OS X, and it's hard for me to imagine that Apples software design choices are not also present on their desktop OS.