alt Hacker NewsI've used both in the past 2 years and can tell you these particular systems aren't meaningfully different in any way that affects third party apps.
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saagarjha • today at 11:48 AM
That's because you must be using cross-platform apps.
I've used both in the past 2 years and can tell you these particular systems aren't meaningfully different in any way that affects third party apps.
That's because you must be using cross-platform apps.
It shows the sad state of user experience that applications completely ignore how different platforms function. For websites, I would expect them to follow the web conventions of UX. However, as soon as you're in a "native" application, you need to function like the device you're running on wants to function. Otherwise, it's going to be a jarring user experience for everyone in there. The whole system becomes harder to use.