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"Fix Radar or... Carry on making large sums of money regardless." Developers aren't their primary concern. Look at Xcode for crying out loud (and wonder at its
by damncabbage 14y ago
"Fix Radar or... Carry on making large sums of money regardless."
Developers aren't their primary concern. Look at Xcode for crying out loud (and wonder at its magical ever-crashing nature).
- Bxstraz 14y agoXCode has never crashed for me in 3+ years. Your project is corrupt. You're doing something wrong. Look to a professional for assistance with your IDE.
- delinka 14y agoYou're not using Xcode. I mean Really Using Xcode. Like making a serious attempt at exercising its features. Hell, you really don't even have to do that. Create a project, edit some code, compile and run your app. That's usually fine. Now, try repeatedly, several times a minute for eight hours straight to use the debugger on your app (intentionally overrelease something or create some other reason for Xcode to launch lldb when your app crashes.) Xcode will crash.
- veidr 14y agoLOL. For the same reason, Microsoft Powerpoint has never crashed for me in 3+ years. (Because I haven't used it in 3+ years.) I guarantee you that there is no professional programmer anywhere in the world that has used Xcode to write and compile their applications for 3 years and not had it crash. So your experience would suggest that you aren't one.
- mikeash 14y agoI crash Xcode many times a day. Go on, tell me I'm not a professional, or that I'm doing something wrong. I dare you.
- taligent 14y agoSeriously the crashing is what amazes you about XCode ? How about the lack of ANY refactoring support emphasis on ANY, the joke that is autocomplete, the atrocious file management, the complete lack of preferences, the way SCM destroys project, the inane approach to compiler flags. And don't even start on the index. Honest to god. I swear the XCode team must be stuck in the 80s still listening to walkmans.