At the risk of feeding a troll...
Are you just scanning through, finding numbers, and assigning them to whatever you want?
Nowhere in the article does anybody say anything about there being 2 platforms vs 100. What somebody does say, is that they only have 2 developers working on their app for Android, instead of the many developers that Jobs' rant about "100 different version on 244 different handsets" would imply.
To simplify it for you: Jobs' implication is that all the versions on all the handsets makes it a nightmare to develop for Android. The developer responds with "lol, no, it only takes 2 guys to do the job".
Again, nobody said anything about 2 platforms. The point the developers (and I) are making is that the number of platforms and handsets is irrelevant. Ranting that fragmentation is going to make it a nightmare to develop for Android is turning out to be as true as it being harder to make hats for people if they don't all have the same hair color.
Just to reiterate: Fragmentation is not an issue like Jobs and some others would have you believe. THAT is the point. There could be 1,000 different versions on 650 different handsets and it still wouldn't be harder to develop for Android. Jobs is bashing Android on what's turning out to be a non-issue.
Are you just scanning through, finding numbers, and assigning them to whatever you want?
again, that shows that Droid uses MULTIPLE (ie - more than one) platforms. And the dev proves him wrong by saying there isn't 100, but rather 2? It's still multiple platforms that IOS does not do
Nowhere in the article does anybody say anything about there being 2 platforms vs 100. What somebody does say, is that they only have 2 developers working on their app for Android, instead of the many developers that Jobs' rant about "100 different version on 244 different handsets" would imply.
To simplify it for you: Jobs' implication is that all the versions on all the handsets makes it a nightmare to develop for Android. The developer responds with "lol, no, it only takes 2 guys to do the job".
you want to argue the fact that "big bad steve jobs said we have 100 platforms, when we only have 2"
Again, nobody said anything about 2 platforms. The point the developers (and I) are making is that the number of platforms and handsets is irrelevant. Ranting that fragmentation is going to make it a nightmare to develop for Android is turning out to be as true as it being harder to make hats for people if they don't all have the same hair color.
So on top of being right, he's got whoever wrote this argument to back up his claims under the guise of proving him wrong. Classic pwnag3. Android devs back up his claim trying to disprove the exact quantity. lol
Just to reiterate: Fragmentation is not an issue like Jobs and some others would have you believe. THAT is the point. There could be 1,000 different versions on 650 different handsets and it still wouldn't be harder to develop for Android. Jobs is bashing Android on what's turning out to be a non-issue.