Yes. It all begins with having to provision your own device, and slowly slides into "people are strange when you're a stranger" territory from there on. The w

Yes. It all begins with having to provision your own device, and slowly slides into "people are strange when you're a stranger" territory from there on. The worst part is pointing out each individual folly, only to have it met with skepticism, criticism and fanaticism by Apple fanbois. Luckily Stack Overflow has unveiled thousands, if not tens of thousands of pitfalls in iOS development so I don't think anyone can argue that it represents any kind of elegance anymore, only that it is better than some other environments (which often isn't saying much). Yet this is how I earn my living, so in the end, I guess I accept it despite its (numerous) flaws.