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Interface Builder remained nearly unchanged all the way up until Project Builder turned into Xcode and shortly after IB got blended in. Here's a screenshot from
by kitsunesoba 10y ago
Interface Builder remained nearly unchanged all the way up until Project Builder turned into Xcode and shortly after IB got blended in. Here's a screenshot from IB under OS X 10.2:
https://cl.ly/0J1g1p1m0T3C https://cl.ly/0J1g1p1m0T3C
I personally liked the two being separate applications. IB is still great today, but it (and Xcode) slowed down noticeably when the two combined.
- protomyth 10y agoIt was so much easier to fire up interface builder and build something to play around with ideas than the all-in-one Xcode must define a project of today. I think anytime I have to create a project in any software, it adds a wall of ceremony that just keep adding more layers. It's the difference between QuickTime Pro and iMovie for editing.
- meddlepal 10y agoI had almost forgotten about the horrendous horizontal pinstripes in early OS X. Looking back it's hard to understand why people drooled over the early OS X UI.
- hayksaakian 10y agodoes this have something to do with rendering on CRTs? How they draw horizontal lines?
- sho_hn 10y agoNo, nothing.