Sunday, 3 December 2017
Developers have it easy these days when it comes to code; however, building a ready-to-use software that improves upon existing ones continues to be a big ask. Even Apple has seen their fair share of struggles with project failure. A couple of decades back, they were up against major competition and knew that their 10-year-old OS system needed an overhaul – Windows 95 had recently been released. Apple was scrambling to launch their new internal operating software with the Copland system that was set to debut in 1996. However, initial beta releases showed some major functionality issues which pushed back…
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