Ari Weinstein
Daniel Jalkut
@AriX Wow, so strange for non-beta, fully supported, production quality software to be this way ;)
WinObjC is chock full of crude shortcuts, questionable design decisions, and ridiculously incomplete implementations.pic.twitter.com/fedhVJWjjB
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@danielpunkass I was surprised by how low the quality was given the number of high-quality open source implementations of these frameworks. -
@AriX Hm, maybe. I wonder if licensing terms keep them away from some. -
@danielpunkass You'd think, but they actually ripped code from several open source projects, regardless of licenses. -
@danielpunkass Several of the projects they ripped (especially Cocotron) had higher-quality implementations than what they used. - View other replies
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@danielpunkass And they didn't provide proper attribution for the parts they did use. -
@AriX Right, interesting. There definitely seem to be some missteps.
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@kevinchen@b3ll Certainly it's not easy, and they deserve credit for pulling it off. But I do have experience here!https://twitter.com/AriX/status/629448802785628162 …
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@AriX have you ever looked under the covers of UIKit? -
@tworkplace Believe me, I have. It's scary at times. But not like this.
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@AriX Also lots of empty implementations, UIWebView is a tragedy. // TODO: implement me!pic.twitter.com/EwIIFb73Iw
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@AriX I cringed at the first horrible thing I saw. Had to close it out as it was one after the other
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