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You don't need to know git or cocoapods. In fact I had to just look up cocoapods as I've never heard of it. It seems it uses Ruby, which explains why I've never
by cpncrunch 13y ago
You don't need to know git or cocoapods. In fact I had to just look up cocoapods as I've never heard of it. It seems it uses Ruby, which explains why I've never heard of it, as I don't use Ruby. I guess I'm incompetent (or perhaps just not cool :)
- mikeyanderson 13y agoYou should look into it. It will help you. You don't have to use it, just understand it's a tool available to you. Not trying to insult any one—just give them a framework for learning.
- plorkyeran 13y agoWhy is the fact that it's written in Ruby in any way relevant? It's a tool for Objective-C development, not Ruby development.
- gdubs 13y agoGit has become pretty synonymous with source control management, which is definitely valuable for a mobile dev, and a first class citizen of Xcode now. So, makes sense for it to be there. Cocoapods is a great project -- basically makes it a _lot_ less painful to deal with 3rd party libraries. However, in general I think junior developers rely way too heavily on 3rd party libraries.