Readit NewsMake the app a Web App and visit it in Safari.
Apple has banned it being notarized and distributed from their App Store but iPhones still have access to the conventional web which Apple has no control over.
Nipples seems a pretty silly thing to start focusing on when he clearly said they weren't interested in adult content.
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Another minus is that you no longer use the existing conventions that stood the test of time, HTML and CSS. It's now JSX and you have to write boilerplate JS code just to show a simple hello world example. On top of that it poses barriers for designers who only had to worry about how the HTML/CSS looks, now additional work has to go into splitting everything into myriad logical pieces which really have no impact on the overall productivity or quality. And that's only for the React view side, the real beast is Redux. That simple grid table you could get away with using jqGrid is now a 10 week job involving multiple engineers.
I'm curious to know if anyone found any enlightment working with Vue.js and whether something like Redux makes sense to hold states of the app or if they got away with it.
"It's now JSX and you have to write boilerplate JS code just to show a simple hello world example."
This is absolute insanity. It's time for a re-discovery of “vanilla” HTML, CSS, with a sprinkling of "vanilla" JS from the ground up without any frameworks.
I mean.. this website doesn't even seem to work as intended: http://imgur.com/LdRFS4L
"I clicked on a few links and Googled a few names. It's roughly what I'd expect: People with few publications now working in other fields, people without scientific publications, but university degrees, people who regularly speak at events from radiation critics, people who are invested in other fringe theories."
Seems to me that the people complaining about people not clicking on links in the article shouldn't believe everything they read without checking who wrote it...