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Sure they do. You can tell anyone to "just install IntelliJ" or "just install Xcode" and they'll have a working environment with zero effort. All the popular la
by NavinF 3y ago
Sure they do. You can tell anyone to "just install IntelliJ" or "just install Xcode" and they'll have a working environment with zero effort. All the popular languages don't require handholding
- Mathnerd314 3y agoI would attribute that to the language/company putting in the effort for an easy install. I am sure it is easy to install Swift on Mac but I was trying to guide my friend through it on Windows and he gave up because it was too complex and the installer didn't work immediately (some library path error).
- NavinF 3y agoSwiftUI and all the other Apple frameworks that allow you to do more than read and write text to a console don't work on Windows. Beginners should just use an IDE. If one isn't available for their language/platform, that's a sign of things to come