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It was pretty silly when Apple made a similar boast (WWDC 2012? 2011?) and it is still silly when Microsoft does it. I think Apple meant new methods, classes a
by josephlord 13y ago
It was pretty silly when Apple made a similar boast (WWDC 2012? 2011?) and it is still silly when Microsoft does it.
I think Apple meant new methods, classes and possibly even the options that you could pass as arguments.
Whatever it means I don't think that more is necessarily better and I hope no one has adding APIs as a performance metric!
- 3JPLW 13y agoIt was in OS X Lion. Apple's since removed the page, but it is saved in the internet archive.[0] > "Lion offers over 3,000 new APIs covering a range of new technologies and capabilities." [0] http://web.archive.org/web/20130425175054/https://developer.apple.com/technologies/mac/lion.html http://web.archive.org/web/20130425175054/https://developer....