Yeah, I've been super disappointed with Apple this past year. So many promised features and products that we have still yet to see, and it's almost been a year....I don't say this often, but really, Steve would have had people fired or been all over them for this kind of stuff.
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iOS 11.3 Release Notes Appear to Have Leaked With No Mention of Messages on iCloud or AirPlay 2
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Yeah, I've been super disappointed with Apple this past year. So many promised features and products that we have still yet to see, and it's almost been a year....I don't say this often, but really, Steve would have had people fired or been all over them for this kind of stuff.
the preview but not the public software.
and frankly i'm not shocked that these two items weren't finished. apple is more likely worried about the battery and other things that might get them sued at this point. we'll see how fast the first 11.4 beta pops up
Or possibly in iOS 12. I’m curious about the possible issues they’re running into with AirPlay 2?
You clearly never worked in software industry. Money, how many developers you can put on the project - does not make you deliver faster in most of the cases.
I’m not going to research it for you. Please read how this technology works before making this wrong assumptions.
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That might work in some cases with certain kind of work. But this approach won’t applicable to all software development. For example, this works with Google Maps data refinements because a lot of repetitive and simple tasks. But when building something like cloud sync engine, it require 1 person who know how to do it, working for a long time and leading small team. More people would give you large amount of bad rigid code with bugs.
