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Remember: Apple’s iOS rules would not have allowed for the invention of the web browser. Let that sink in. They would have rejected one of the most important technical innovations in the history of computing. Microsoft‘s bully tactic of making IE free seems quaint in comparison.
This is an interesting point, because it makes me wonder: what new thing like the browser isn't happening because of Apple's rules?
way too many
There is no @pharoproject Smalltalk development environment on an iPad
I’m confused? There’s a os called android which is open. What innovation is happening there that you wish transferred over?
It's hard for iOS folks to appreciate this, and I probably shouldn't try, but the workflows that emerge from the intents system are richer are more organically developed than ones that come from using sharing workflows explicitly allowed by Apple.
I can't see the point of using Apple.
Good thing you have choice and don't need to...
P2P protocols on mobile devices. Mesh networking between phones Apple greatly limits your interface with its networking hardware.
Zeroconf aka Bonjour was literally invented by Apple.
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