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I will continue to jump through hoops in order to get the integrated experience of macOS. There is a huge gap between developing on Windows and Mac.

• hungerstrike 8y ago
  Yes, there is a huge gap. Windows has way better development tools and the OS is leaps ahead of the Mac OS.
  • gaius 8y ago
    The Surface line is what Macs would be if SJ was still alive
    • Recurecur 8y ago
      Nope. Jobs was adamant that laptops shouldn't have touch screens. I tend to agree with him.
      • zeusk 8y ago
        Having one doesn't make the laptop worse somehow especially when you don't have use it.
      • gaius 8y ago
        Jobs was also adamant that the iPhones wouldn’t have apps...
  • amthewiz 8y ago
    That depends on your tools and platforms of choice. For most open source stuff, Windows has less support than Linux and macOS because it usually requires tweaks (build tools, libs, etc).
    • hungerstrike 8y ago
      > For most open source stuff, Windows has less support...because it usually requires tweaks. That's not true at all. The Macintosh OS easily requires more tweaks than Windows to do things like Python, Go, Node.js and Rust. Everything is better on Windows.
    • mrguyorama 8y ago
      I usually see this as a purposeful choice of open source teams and developers. It's not like you CAN'T create an easy and thorough build process for Windows machines. Even if you ignore turning it into a VS solution, batch files can do the job, but nobody is willing to do the extra work because they personally don't use Windows so it won't benefit them.