What's funny is that there is this common meme at Google: you can either use the old, unmaintained tool that's used everywhere, or the new beta tools that doesn't quite do what you want.
Not quite the same, but it did remind me of it.
Peeve of mine when people say 'deprecated' but really they mean 'discontinued' or 'deleted'.
Things don't instantly disappear when they're deprecated.
Who knows, I might arrive before I depart.
Similar story with the whole networking stack. I haven’t used Unity in years now after it being my main work environment for years, but the sour taste it left in my mouth by moving everything that worked in the engine into plugins that barely worked will forever remain there.
Im sure its partly skill issue
"Ok, here is the translation:"
'we don't want to offer support'Really, the economics makes no sense, but that's what they're doing. You can't have a consistent model because it'll pin their hardware & software, and that costs money.
Sure, makes total sense guys.