04-12-2010, 09:25 PM
Nathan, I agree completely. There is always going to be annoying stuff out there and as development moves more towards the web it probably will get more frustrating... but there will also be more cool stuff out there. Seems the 80/20 rule applies to this as well, 80 percent garbage, 20 percent worthwhile.
There will always be good developers and bad developers. The bad deserve to fail. The market will decide. It always does. In regards to Flash on the iPhone/iPad Apple and Steve Jobs have made their choice so it is a moot point to argue it further (doubt it will change since he has dug his heels in on this one. It does remind me of his "no games on the Mac" position however time will tell.)
I do wish Adobe would fix their issues with the Adobe suite however I am not expecting it. They are currently fighting for their life... that usually does not leave room or money to go revisit past mistakes. Netscape tried it and disappeared from the face of the earth...
There will always be good developers and bad developers. The bad deserve to fail. The market will decide. It always does. In regards to Flash on the iPhone/iPad Apple and Steve Jobs have made their choice so it is a moot point to argue it further (doubt it will change since he has dug his heels in on this one. It does remind me of his "no games on the Mac" position however time will tell.)
I do wish Adobe would fix their issues with the Adobe suite however I am not expecting it. They are currently fighting for their life... that usually does not leave room or money to go revisit past mistakes. Netscape tried it and disappeared from the face of the earth...