I think the worst usage of AI I’ve seen so far is in tests, especially if people tell AI to get the tests to work without additional context. It will literally write expect(true).toBe(true).
It’s interesting having learnt RN and Flutter. Both have their pros and cons, I love dart its one of those languages that feels really nice to work in. I wish more used it. RN excels at making it easy to build native experiences, especially if you’re familiar with React.
@luke_pighetti@Chirag_1313@Skaigie@tomercn@Apple That doesn’t mean we push the burden onto developers pockets. Not everyone can splash thousands of dollars p/a to publish to a store (and I understand that’s the point, but it’s far too extreme). Apple make enough to invest in upkeeping the quality of the AppStore.
@jmeistrich@benkingfm @KhalidWar @SpotifyEng I think @SpotifyEng could benefit from linking to either the rate-limits, or quota modes pages on the web api overview. Both these pages mention usage limits, quota modes specifically mentions the criteria required.
https://t.co/cfB7TbHMWg
@KhalidWarsa I mean of course they’re going to be, React has been around for longer and is a very popular JS framework. There’ll be more open source data to draw from too. This can be said when you stack any other framework up against React, not just Flutter.