On 2011-07-24, at 3:32 PM, Jens Alfke wrote:
>
> On Jul 24, 2011, at 10:57 AM, Julie Seif wrote:
>
>> I really do not like Xcode 4. I feel like I'm a beginner all over again in
>> Xcode 4... I was just so comfortable to the Xcode 3 and previous releases of
>> Xcode interface.
>
> Hope this doesn’t sound patronizing, but: change happens, get used to it :) I
> felt the same way about the transition from Project Builder to Xcode, and
> before that from CodeWarrior to Project Builder (and before that to THINK
> C++, Lightspeed C, etc.)
>
> Some of these transitions really did feel like steps backwards (esp.
> CodeWarrior to Project Builder), but for the most part once I learned my way
> around the new IDE I liked it better. So far I am really, really enjoying
> Xcode 4’s UI — the assistant pane and the breadcrumb pop-ups are genius, I
> love having syntax checking as I type, and the target configuration editor is
> a lot smoother than before. I do wish it were less buggy, but I know that
> always takes a while to iron out with a totally new app of this complexity.
>
> —Jens_______________________________________________
>
I agree. Xcode 4 may have a slight learning curve and what seems to be a
performance hit but it's worth it and will likely get even better. The new
action triggers inside the debugger are pure freakin' gold. I haven't used
NSLog() in weeks now.
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