Nobody was doing comparisons either. But for this topic shouldn't we be comparing to windows programming tools too? And those generally get to update their language runtimes all on their own, without waiting for the OS at all.
> Not for long if 14 is already 25% in less than a week
I don't understand that logic. I didn't say 13, I said 12. The release of 14 isn't going to suddenly get a significant number of people off 12.
The number of users on 12 is going to drop over time but 12 is locked in as the final version for multiple percent of iphone owners in the US. It could be two more years before most companies are comfortable breaking compatibility with that to get some coding conveniences.
Nobody was doing comparisons either. But for this topic shouldn't we be comparing to windows programming tools too? And those generally get to update their language runtimes all on their own, without waiting for the OS at all.
> Not for long if 14 is already 25% in less than a week
I don't understand that logic. I didn't say 13, I said 12. The release of 14 isn't going to suddenly get a significant number of people off 12.
The number of users on 12 is going to drop over time but 12 is locked in as the final version for multiple percent of iphone owners in the US. It could be two more years before most companies are comfortable breaking compatibility with that to get some coding conveniences.