Re: iCode development tool
Re: iCode development tool
- Subject: Re: iCode development tool
- From: Kaelin Colclasure <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 1 Jan 2006 16:49:37 -0800
On 30 dec 2005, at 16.23, Nick Nallick wrote:
[...]
Agreed, but Xcode is a pro-app, not an iApp [*], so the design goal
has to be flexibility rather than convenience - and with flexibility,
also complexity.
That said, I would like to see some sort of "iCode" development tool.
Something really simple, intended to be used only for building Cocoa
+ObjC based applications / bundles with minimum fuss and maximum
convenience. I don't know. Perhaps it's a bad idea. Perhaps
developers are inherently pro-users, and in no need of an entry level
tool.
I would say that the phenomenal success of Lightspeed Pascal and C
(and Turbo Pascal on the PC) back in the day suggest otherwise. Those
environments had a lot in common with what you're suggesting. Of
course, they were also hundreds of dollars cheaper than the "Pro
apps" of the day... That's a little hard to accomplish these days,
since Xcode is free. :-)
-- Kaelin
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