They take really good care of their developers, unless you're talking about C++11, C99, or OpenGL support. In which case, NIH-syndrome kicks into full gear. T

They take really good care of their developers, unless you're talking about C++11, C99, or OpenGL support. In which case, NIH-syndrome kicks into full gear. Their C++11 support is laughable compared to Apple's at this point, they could have bothered to support some of the most basic things in C99, and their continued, purposeful rejection of OpenGL ES on their mobile platforms shows they just don't get it. Don't get me wrong, they're doing better than they used to in some areas (Windows Phone 8 is proof of that), but they still do some laughably crazy things that are not exactly "tak[ing] really good care of their developers".