Re: Xcode Rules
Re: Xcode Rules
- Subject: Re: Xcode Rules
- From: Heath Raftery <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 08 Sep 2005 19:36:18 +1000
Here's another vote for the "I love it" crowd.
My primary IDE experience prior to Xcode was Borland (Delphi and C++
Builder) which is different and has a couple of nice features, but
Xcode is far superior. Xcode is tightly integrated with OS X and the
command line. It is very flexible yet the learning curve is not steep
and a developer can get up and developing in no time while learning
the interface. Lots of things just make sense, and the Xcode team
seem to quietly, but incredibly capably build a product that suits
developers. For example, I'm not sure what prompted the change, but
the different folders for Development and Deployment builds makes so
much sense and saves me a lot of bother when building my separate
client, server applications.
Of course, Xcode still has places to go. I'd like to see the debugger
make variable watching much easier, but I don't have any suggestions
at this stage that would warrant a feature request.
Heath
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