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Like the original NeXT AppKit, where the UI was built from objects in memory, then stored on disk as archived objects. The objects could be manipulated with Int
by jdswain 5y ago
Like the original NeXT AppKit, where the UI was built from objects in memory, then stored on disk as archived objects. The objects could be manipulated with InterfaceBuilder and live tested. These concepts seem to have been lost along the way, to the point where they are not a part of modern NeXT->Mac->iOS development.
But also they got harder to implement as UI's got more complex.
- drEv0 5y ago> stored on disk as archived objects This at least is still the case for iOS. > The objects could be manipulated with InterfaceBuilder and live tested. Is this anything like the new live previews with Canvas? I've only ever done iOS development but if this is the case that is amazing.