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He did not do it again. He complained that Apple tied development to ITS OWN IDE, hampering people from using OTHER IDEs. And he is correct. The problem is tha
by ShadowBanThis01 3y ago
He did not do it again. He complained that Apple tied development to ITS OWN IDE, hampering people from using OTHER IDEs.
And he is correct. The problem is that Apple's development environment is such a pile of poorly-understood spaghetti and band-aided shit that I don't think anyone at Apple has the chops (or certainly the time) to clean it up.
- pjmlp 3y agoHe certainly did it, "The right thing for platform makers to do is provide tools and infrastructure which can be used in a modular fashion by an ecosystem of third party tools."