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That's one of the worst similes I've ever heard. I wish people who didn't understand the English language would stop trying to be impressive with it. Stick to c
by unalone 17y ago
That's one of the worst similes I've ever heard. I wish people who didn't understand the English language would stop trying to be impressive with it. Stick to clarity until you're sharp enough to have a style.
If you define potential by "how many people have I sold something to", then you're a sad, sad person. I could never judge a life by something that arbitrary and unnecessary. In this case especially, where developing for Windows means you're giving up a part of your soul. I'll assume you've never ever ever used a Mac application before, because you're acting like there's no difference between a Mac app and a Windows app, but I assure you that the difference is staggering.
- mahmud 17y agoThe benefits of taking a stab at the huge win32 market far outweigh the cost of hiring an specialist team to target the platform. You named a few "boutique" Mac shops ignoring the staggering number of successful companies that have products for both platforms.
- unalone 17y agoSo, mahmud, what's the lesson we just learned here? That you can be successful regardless of if you're boutique or enormous! Good! You agree with me! > far outweigh the cost of hiring an specialist team to target the platform. What the fuck are you talking about? We were discussing application development! You said that if you don't develop for Windows you're at an economic disadvantage! Where, in God's holy name, did you get "hiring a specialist team" out of that? Are you on something?