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It's all about the unfamiliar. I've spend countless hours in Xcode, and firing up Eclipse is a nightmare. Same with switching from Xcode 3 to Xcode 4... the unf
by kennywinker 15y ago
It's all about the unfamiliar. I've spend countless hours in Xcode, and firing up Eclipse is a nightmare. Same with switching from Xcode 3 to Xcode 4... the unfamiliar seems "wrong"
Until you get beyond the unfamiliarity, you're not qualified to judge if it's wrong or right.
(That said, the 2 hours I've spent in Visual Studio was remarkably pleasant, considering)
- rheide 15y agoI've written 2 iPhone apps in Xcode and am now working on my second Android app in Eclipse. Words cannot describe how much I prefer Eclipse over Xcode. I should note that my background is Java. There's just something about Xcode that I cannot get used to, even after writing 2 apps in it.