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It's awful for consumers, though. And for developers, it's not great, either, because you end up having to support a customer on an old version of OS X, for ex
by tokenrove 12y ago
It's awful for consumers, though. And for developers, it's not great, either, because you end up having to support a customer on an old version of OS X, for example, which means keeping a suitably old environment around just so you can keep your builds compatible, or jump through all kinds of hoops.
I don't feel like this is a good thing to encourage in an industry that already has more than enough churn as it is.
- kenrikm 12y agoI've never run into that issue, ~90% of our users are on iOS8 or above. With iOS you can safely support the current version and last version while only pissing off 2-3% of the customers which is exceptional compared to most platforms. I also do Android development, Don't even get me started on what a mess that is, complete opposite..