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The problem is that the "Pro" are the people that keeps the platform alive by developing app for them. I think that Apple is getting blinded by the strength of
by gutnor 10y ago
The problem is that the "Pro" are the people that keeps the platform alive by developing app for them. I think that Apple is getting blinded by the strength of the iOS ecosystem that bleed on the MacOS one. They think they can get away with anything.
Or they just don't care and the iPad Pro is really the computer of the future at Apple. The huge wait since the last update of whole range of Mac hardware really start to make me feel as they have just put it on life support. With maybe one last significant update maybe this year and then let the platform slowly drown, with infrequent updates.
IMO, if they announce a cloud version of XCode that publishes compiled app in a special developer app store, that would mean the end of the Mac line.