Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 6th Jan 2012 17:47 UTC
Ah yes, why not? The last time we did this, it was March 2011, so it's been almost a year since we offered a little insight into what kind of operating systems and browsers you, dear readers, are using. Nothing particularly earth-shattering going on here.
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RE[5]: Pretty darn amazing...
by lucas_maximus on Sat 7th Jan 2012 19:04
in reply to "RE[4]: Pretty darn amazing..."
Member since:2009-08-18
Web apps ? Let's be serious for a second there. There's only so much things which a bit of Javascript which is not backed by a robust internet connection and a powerful distant server can do, and it's nowhere near what native iOS software (or Java 2 ME software for that matter) is capable of.
It is quite a lot, I have written HTML apps, using JS and HTML and nothing else that are quite useful.
If the app has to connect to the outside you need network anyway ... so I don't understand the problem?
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2010-03-08
Web apps ? Let's be serious for a second there. There's only so much things which a bit of Javascript which is not backed by a robust internet connection and a powerful distant server can do, and it's nowhere near what native iOS software (or Java 2 ME software for that matter) is capable of.
As for Hackintoshes, which you seem to suggest as an alternative to Macs for iOS development, I believe they do not count as a legal copy of Mac OS as far as Mac OS X's EULA counts. Don't know in which countries exactly this agreement is legally binding though.