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@ctp I think it sends exactly the right message. |
@tumultco You know you want it. |
@wynk Hell yes! |
@MichaelJurewitz There is competition out there for @bbum and @ctp... |
@mikeysan Obviously he should be outsourcing to this outfit: http://xrl.us/OffshoringHacks |
@wynk Those corners are expensive - gotta cut 'em off to save paper! |
Plans revised: Not making it to NSCoder Night after all, alas. |
Probably going to be a little late to NSCoder Night tonight. |
@codinghorror Posts like that are why I expect you to be an SA forums goon. |
@tcurdt DTrace for Linux: http://www.crisp.demon.co.uk/ |
@KevinHoffman Basically, it takes work to figure out what's actually the best approach. :) |
@KevinHoffman Sometimes there's also merit to the usual way someone does things, compared to the alternative approach. |
@objectiveous Absolutely - but there's also plenty to like in Xcode. :) Please, file enhancements for things you'd like in Xcode. |
@tcurdt Isn't someone doing a DTrace on Linux project? I thought I read something about it in the last couple weeks. |
@alexr Anders, who designed Delphi (cloned Object Pascal/Clascal), designed C# (cloned Java), etc. No credit to the actual inventors. |
@alexr The frustrating thing about watching C# add language features is that they all get attributed to the Genius of Anders Hejlsberg. |
@KevinHoffman I don't think it's a "change sucks" thing. I want to actually understand what he (and others) don't like to improve things. :) |
@tcurdt Oh, I certainly see plenty of warts in Cocoa, Xcode, IB, etc. But I find it a great environment despite its flaws. |
@wisequark Actually, I've found the brightness slider inexplicably hard to use too. |
I wonder why @rory_blyth has such a different perspective on Xcode, Objective-C and Cocoa than many other folks coming to Cocoa development. |
