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It was not presented as a “transitional tech” at the time, it was presented as an equally valid/supported way to build even new apps. Also, for a very long tim
by makecheck 9y ago
It was not presented as a “transitional tech” at the time, it was presented as an equally valid/supported way to build even new apps. Also, for a very long time there were things you could only do in Carbon, and arguably that was still true at the time it was deprecated. Apple just makes bold moves that aren’t always clean breaks.
- agildehaus 9y agoIt was always a way to get Classic apps running on OS X and Cocoa was the preferred. No idea where you get that it was on equal footing to Cocoa.