Re: Re: Apple's Tools Strategy [was: Accessing function definitions Radar]

• Subject: Re: Re: Apple's Tools Strategy [was: Accessing function definitions Radar]
• From: "Mark Munz" <email@hidden>
• Date: Sat, 28 Oct 2006 13:11:43 -0700
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I really, really hope OS X does not eventually get bitten badly by
moving that fast, neglecting thorough bug-fixing and refinement of the
existing features on its way.

So yes, I do understand the huge challenges the Xcode team is facing.

The reality is that releases are slowing down. They used to be almost
yearly and they're now approaching 1.5-2 years between releases.

Interestingly, Windows folks have complain that it's taken 5+ years to
get Vista out the door. So the OS guys lose if they're too fast and if
they're too slow.

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Mark Munz
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