303 sats \ 5 replies \ @nullcount 29 Jul 2022 \ on: 🔫 give me Stacker News mobile app bitcoin
So you want to slow development on new features forever? If something gets added/changed it then has to updated, tested, released, and maintained three times (web, iOS, Android). Reddit didn't have an official app until 2016. Over 10 years after the website launch.
SN will likely release an API and community apps of all sorts will flourish.
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115 sats \ 0 replies \ @Zk2u OP 29 Jul 2022
I love the idea of community apps
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120 sats \ 0 replies \ @Spartan 29 Jul 2022
This. I am just waiting for an API and will begin building a native iOS client at the first mention of it. Would rather they focus on the site, which at this point is more than sufficient.
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30 sats \ 1 reply \ @derekross 30 Jul 2022
And Reddit's mobile app is shit. It's an Android abomination. That's why I don't use it and I use something that's built for the Android ecosystem and is always on the verge of Android development. Long live Sync Pro.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @takaponka 30 Jul 2022
It is terrible indeed 😆
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2 sats \ 0 replies \ @0321faa976 29 Jul 2022 freebie
you can write one codebase that's cross-platform...react native for example.
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