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That's what mac/iOS development has had since before it was even mac, back in the NeXTStep days... But it doesn't work very well for very custom stuff.
by boxed 3y ago
That's what mac/iOS development has had since before it was even mac, back in the NeXTStep days... But it doesn't work very well for very custom stuff.
- sgt 3y agoMy thoughts exactly. Generally writing UI code in Xcode (and presumably before that on NeXT as well) is a breeze and a joy. Work with your delegates, connections, outlets etc.
- izacus 3y agoAnd that's a good thing, because it discourages "very custom stuff" that made mobile apps such a usability disaster.