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Not on their iPhones operating over 5G or the corporate WiFi.
by alex_suzuki 4mo ago
Not on their iPhones operating over 5G or the corporate WiFi.
- jorisw 4mo agoYou don't think there's any palpable difference as long as the connection is any good?
- hamburglar 4mo agoI think there’s a palpable difference but many young developers have no concept of why.
- afavour 4mo agoIt's still present. JSON/JS parsing still has a delay. And in either case (as the author states) not everyone is using an iPhone over 5G. Heavy React apps are a miserable experience on low end Android phones, even when the connection is fast. I've seen JS/JSON parsing times in the multiple seconds.
- kitd 4mo agoRead the article. Typical users had old browsers often with poor reception. One user was using a PlayStation Portable which had very limited WWW capability.
- sarchertech 4mo agoThe person you are replying to is saying the PMs are using new phones on WiFi, not that the customers are.
- alex_suzuki 4mo agoThank you.
- msla 4mo ago"What, support Safari? Isn't that, like, less than 20%? And its standards support is abysmal! No, not worth my time, they can upgrade to a normal browser like everyone else."
- shakna 4mo agoSalesforce and SAP are not fast, even on that. But ubiquitous for building corporate platforms for their customers.
- pier25 4mo agoThe vast majority of global users are not using iPhones.
- alex_suzuki 4mo agoYes, that was kind of the point of my comment. Apparently not well made.