heavydust

Reddit moment.

His post is full of FUD.

Macos. Can't any of read a few words?

Yes but OP is trolling in easy mode and forgot a lot of details.

I don't use iOS anymore but users don't complain about the walled garden, or they would buy an Android. They want their phone to work reliably like a washing machine with a few buttons, and it's an acceptable personal choice.

Edit: now you're downvoting the fact that people have different preferences than you. Pathetic.

That's false (or a lie because you seem to know a lot about tools). macOS is a Unix system with a lot of compilers. You can also write iOS applications with React or Kotlin.

Last but not least, they are not a monopoly, they make money with expensive phones. You're free to buy another brand.

Edit: downvoted for stating simple facts, feels like good old reddit.

Same. I loved the Switch. My next gaming console will be the Steam Deck. Fuck Nintendo, it's over.

There are a lot of offline doc downloaders, man pages, books, even raw repositories to make sure that you're independent and can work offline or without a VPN to the company.

And again, I was only saying that only juniors do google searches all the time. When you get some experience, you have broader tasks like adding features, debugging, handling the architecture, or refactoring that require less google stuff.

I've been coding for more than 20 years. Googling things is the norm but not the job. You should have all your docs and API stored offline anyway.

The guy said going back and forth with a search engine. That's what juniors do, not software engineers.

Endianness.