> I have no reason to believe that Flutter is particularly different from the others in terms of the proportion of apps of this kind
I was just trying to understand adoption rate which I believe correlates to longevity
> Again, the various areas aren't comparable or exchangeable.
> My house's kitchen isn't perfect, but I still want a bedroom.
I totally get this viewpoint, I think perception can be different from the outside.
> By that definition, I am not a programmer, because there's literally no language that I use every week.
Head back to IC ;)
> By the way, that issue was filed by a Flutter team member, so presumably that answers your question about whether the Flutter team notices iOS issues.
Need to take issue here, this was talked exhaustively about in a thread on reddit where a dev was leaving Flutter because of user complaints on this issue, the thread was seen by a team member then and taken up.
I was just trying to understand adoption rate which I believe correlates to longevity
> Again, the various areas aren't comparable or exchangeable. > My house's kitchen isn't perfect, but I still want a bedroom.
I totally get this viewpoint, I think perception can be different from the outside.
> By that definition, I am not a programmer, because there's literally no language that I use every week.
Head back to IC ;)
> By the way, that issue was filed by a Flutter team member, so presumably that answers your question about whether the Flutter team notices iOS issues.
Need to take issue here, this was talked exhaustively about in a thread on reddit where a dev was leaving Flutter because of user complaints on this issue, the thread was seen by a team member then and taken up.