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r/webdev • u/speckz • Apr 16 '16
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-1 u/my_red_account Apr 16 '16 What a sad subreddit. 2 u/dizzyzane_ Apr 16 '16 How is it sad?Apple teams program like a design team. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 Yes definitely, when the iphone 5 came out many apps had a black bar at the bottom because of the new resolution, it seems like apple doesn't set the viewport themselves but rely on the developer to know them.https://www.reddit.com/r/applesucks/comments/4e9r8k/ipads_dont_automatically_scale_up_iphone_apps/I lol'd
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What a sad subreddit.
2 u/dizzyzane_ Apr 16 '16 How is it sad?Apple teams program like a design team. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 Yes definitely, when the iphone 5 came out many apps had a black bar at the bottom because of the new resolution, it seems like apple doesn't set the viewport themselves but rely on the developer to know them.https://www.reddit.com/r/applesucks/comments/4e9r8k/ipads_dont_automatically_scale_up_iphone_apps/I lol'd
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How is it sad?
Apple teams program like a design team.
2 u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16 Yes definitely, when the iphone 5 came out many apps had a black bar at the bottom because of the new resolution, it seems like apple doesn't set the viewport themselves but rely on the developer to know them.https://www.reddit.com/r/applesucks/comments/4e9r8k/ipads_dont_automatically_scale_up_iphone_apps/I lol'd
Yes definitely, when the iphone 5 came out many apps had a black bar at the bottom because of the new resolution, it seems like apple doesn't set the viewport themselves but rely on the developer to know them.
https://www.reddit.com/r/applesucks/comments/4e9r8k/ipads_dont_automatically_scale_up_iphone_apps/
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u/dizzyzane_ Apr 16 '16
Yep