This. So many Apple complaints boil down to "it's not Windows or Linux". If you learn the platform, little about Xcode/the dev program/etc is surprising. Perha

This. So many Apple complaints boil down to "it's not Windows or Linux". If you learn the platform, little about Xcode/the dev program/etc is surprising. Perhaps slightly annoying in an extra step or two, but nothing too unmanageable. IMO, the bigger problem with developing for Apple's side of things is documentation - particularly, for things that need to exist outside of Apple's "blessed" path. If you're just in Xcode, things will mostly work - if you're outside of it, it can be confusing at first, for sure.