Le 29/01/2014 21:08, Daniel Roesler a écrit : > What I don't understand: > > Mozilla has so much to lose from a bad ZTE Open experience. It is > their flagship device! It's the _only_ native Firefox OS device you > can buy now, and it's extremely cheap so developers can easily try > Firefox OS out. > > I'd guess that there's an order of magnitude more app developers > trying Firefox OS on the ZTE Open than all other devices combined. If > they get frustrated, you have basically killed your entire app > developer community. That's a huge price to pay. Mozilla has way more > to lose than ZTE does. So why isn't Mozilla stepping up to make up for > ZTE's lack of support? >
You miss something here: you don't necessarily need to upgrade your phone to build apps. Some APIs might need this but that's usually more certified API, and sometimes maybe privileged APIs. So while I quite agree with what you're saying (personal opinion, not Mozilla's opinion), you're not exactly right here. -- Julien
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