Once I’m done testing, I compare each of the keyboards I’ve tested, looking at important metrics like build quality, typing experience, customizability, and repairability. While these metrics are fairly objective, there are quite a few subjective ones as well: Comfort, size, aesthetics, and layout preference will ultimately depend on the individual user, so I try to focus on a keyboard’s intended use case and general appeal instead of focusing on my personal preferences.
The cost of migrating a whole team to a custom thing can be expensive and time consuming. I'm definitely talking about this from the perspective of smaller / solo teams. But that said, speaking from experience, I know several middle-sized studios moving to custom engines because they have determined the potential risk of using proprietary engines to be too high, and the migration and learning costs to be worth it. I think using custom stuff for larger teams is easier now than it has been in a long time.，更多细节参见搜狗输入法下载
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但如今互联网步入了AI时代，情况就变得有所不同。
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