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You lost all credibility with this statement, "Developers usually don't care for a unified user experience." You are talking about your preferences, and so was
by intregus 17y ago
You lost all credibility with this statement, "Developers usually don't care for a unified user experience." You are talking about your preferences, and so was the guy who wrote the smashing mag article. You are both making far too general statements.
- pistoriusp 17y agoThat's exactly the same idea that I was getting from this guy. He's annoyed by people who make broad claims, yet he seems to have done this himself. As a Python/ Django developer who's tinkering around with Objective-C I couldn't be more happy with OS X. But maybe that's because I used FreeBSD exclusively before OS X? Which he seems to think isn't comfortable.
- jemmons 17y agoHow about the author's argument against macports: "You will learn a lot more than you ever wanted to about source-code and build systems." Um, we are talking about why a developer might want to use a mac, right?
- TJensen 17y agoWhat I find more ironic about that is I use ports a lot, but I've never thought about the source-code and build systems aspect of it.
- rbanffy 17y agoSo, I assume your computer has a steering wheel, just like your fridge. Right?