Peter Steinberger
Pádraig
@steipete @marcoarment We’re going to get to iOS 8.4 this year though — there definitely seems to be more focus on incremental improvement.
"They’re too busy working on the new to fix the old." +++ http://www.marco.org/2015/05/05/discoveryd …
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@marcoarment@steipete We’ve had more iterations of 8.x than any other release. Look at 8.3’s long release notes. They _are_ fixing things. -
@Padraig@marcoarment@steipete Isn't that a bad thing? If they were releasing stable software, they wouldn't need rapid-fire iteration. -
@landonfuller@padraig@marcoarment I'm all for rapid improvements. With a framework you can never catch 100% of all use cases. -
@steipete@Padraig@marcoarment I'd rather they try, than be used as QA. -
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@landonfuller@steipete@padraig a case can be made for the exact opposite due to "release it, we'll fix it later" which never happens.
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@steipete on WWDC they will introduce bug fixes as features and will get an applause for that.
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