[_b3dj]

a bit off-topic, it's funny you use all this fancy technology behind the scenes and your iOS app is buggy, slow and always problems with login and notifications which do not update.

TLDR; Awful

[psergeant]

I came here to write the same thing, so have an upvote. Tinder’s iOS app is such a gigantic travesty of engineering that I’m honestly surprised to hear they have an actual engineering team.

[Lewton]

Another upvote, it is by far the buggiest app I’ve ever used. It’s actually really impressive in some weird way

[psergeant]

The impressive bit here is how network effects and brand recognition can save you from God-awful tech

[Uberphallus]

Almost feels like frontend and backend teams are separate!

[Lewton]

There's a lot of performance issues, dropped messages, inability to load profiles etc that are clearly backend issues. It's buggy front to back

[wilg]

"a bit"

[esrauch]

It doesn't seem off topic to me: it is reasonable to mention the end to end experience and value of particular work. The OP seems to be saying "the company might have gotten more value from investing in a different area than what is in the linked article"