Interview with HERE
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Hey all!
Recently I was interviewed by HERE due to our cooperation. Over the past years we have used all their software and recently we built an amazing app around their SDK
Due to all the knowledge we have about their software, I actively help other members of their community in their development Slack channel.
This interview is part 1 of 2 where the next one will be more technical!
For anyone to read: https://www.here.com/learn/blog/builtwithhere-navigating-sdk-webapp-developer-myrouteapp
Cheers,
Corjan -
nice interwiew and beside some concerns, wishes I have all the best to get best in class app with MRA.
But regard to the interview I have two questions,
What means HERE SDK it is an acronym for what?
and quite mor difficult what is the German meaning for Flutter
I could not find a translation which give a context.
Flattern?
Gleichlaufschwankung??
Flackernβ¦.
Leo.org has 37 interpretations for flutter but for this text I could not match one. -
@Corjan-Meijerink very nice. I hope it helps to get extra attention to our outstanding issues.
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@Peter-Schiefer said in Interview with HERE:
SDK
Software Development Kit...
@Peter-Schiefer said in Interview with HERE:
Flutter
Flutter cannot be translated as it's simply the name of their development platform.
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@Peter-Schiefer Flutter is a development platform.
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@RetiredWingMan exactly!
One of the reasons I put a lot of time into building relationships so they take me seriously and I get access to some direct channels rather than official support channels
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@Corjan-Meijerink good job Corjan. I hope your effort will have a positive influence in making MRA even better than it already is. Regarding the power drain a good relationship with Here might be successful
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@Stefan-Hummelink said in Interview with HERE:
@Peter-Schiefer said in Interview with HERE:
Flutter
Flutter cannot be translated as it's simply the name of their development platform.
It's what you get in your heart when you realise you coded it wrong and then published the app.
Also, interestingly, to 'have a flutter' also means to gamble in the UK.
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@richtea999, In Dutch Flutter is like the middle word out of "Bad / Worse / the Worst"
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I've got to admit that for a small company who hasn't got the massive budget that some others have, the whole development team has, and is, doing a brilliant job. Yes there have been a few problems along the way, but when you tell the development team they take it on board and try to come up with the solution.
I'm no computer expert by far, but to do all that you've done on what must be a tight budget, is remarkable. So a big thumbs up from a grateful user. -
@Garry-Davis thanks for your kind words!