October 25th, 2011 by adam

Someone just wrote this comment on one of my StackOverflow answers:

Fundamentally, this question/answer pair is saying:

“Apple: one of your non-programming managers made a stupid mistake in one of your core tools, one used every day by hundreds of thousands of people; since you won’t fix it, here’s a (tricky) workaround that anyone can use”

Apple “doesn’t do” anything open, doesn’t do community support, or community development – you’re not even allowed to know if you’re the first person to report a bug, or the millionth.

But if they did, just imagine how much better their tools would be, and how much more productive the iOS developer community would be…

2 Responses to “StackOverflow: “Communal” development at its best”

  1. Maybe people should just switch to modern tools? Like MonoTouch + MonoGame?

  2. That’s not really an IDE though, is it? That’s an API / library, no?

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