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>Also, a high percentage of OSX users have no idea what XCode is, let alone care if it's not as nice as VisualStudio. I really liked XCode, a lot more than Vis
by ktRolster 11y ago
>Also, a high percentage of OSX users have no idea what XCode is, let alone care if it's not as nice as VisualStudio.
I really liked XCode, a lot more than Visual Studio, until they remade it to look like iTunes (around 2012).
So there is definitely some preference involved for those people who say Visual Studio is better (and of course, vice versa).
- to3m 11y agoXcode 4 was a definite backward step in UX terms, in my view, from which the product has yet to recover. Xcode 4 has the dubious distinction of being one of only a handful of products that I've used daily for a good period - in Xcode 4's case, 20 months - without ever finding a way that I could be happy using them. (Sometimes I just throw my hands up and decide that something, whatever it is, is just never going to be my cup of tea, and that's that. I've done that with a few software packages and/or styles of working. But in Xcode's case, I'm pretty sure it's them, not me. Because Xcode 3 was fine...)