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But his point is that we're spending too much time creating new features, and adding to the pile of broken layers, rather than focusing on getting each layer as
by HyprMusic 14y ago
But his point is that we're spending too much time creating new features, and adding to the pile of broken layers, rather than focusing on getting each layer as close to perfect as possible.
- jiggy2011 14y agoThis is a trade off I guess. The issue is that "the market" is wowed by new features more than they are by rock solid software. This is because you don't tend to notice these niggles until you have been using it for a while. A brand new smartphone or a fresh install of Windows always feels like a well oiled machine for the first day or so. Would you rather be using a modern OS like OS X , Win 8 , Ubuntu 12.04 or would you rather have a rock solid version of Win 95?