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Because maintaining N different user interfaces is hard. No matter if the underlying approach or data is the same, the user interface is different and from that
by kayoone 13y ago
Because maintaining N different user interfaces is hard.
No matter if the underlying approach or data is the same, the user interface is different and from that point on you have to take them all into account when you make a change.
- KhalPanda 13y agoThey're already doing it with their numerous Facebook apps for different platforms.
- biesnecker 13y agoAnd it's hard.
- KhalPanda 13y agoAnd they're still doing a perfectly good job of it.
- untog 13y agoPresumably at a large expense.
- KhalPanda 13y agoBut apparently this is all "for the people". :-)
- biesnecker 13y agoRidiculously large expense. And not always all that well -- it's just that most people don't use most of the platform simultaneously on different devices / stacks / versions, so they don't notice.