Re: Views on WOLips vs Xcode
Paul Lynch <[email protected]>
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I mainly use Xcode, not Eclipse, although I have both installed - my motivation being that I teach the Apple WO class every few weeks, and I want to stay very close to the standard used for the course. If you decide to use Xcode, it is currently better to use Xcode 2.0 rather than 2.1, because of the bugs related to WOBuilder, as Mike and Geoff have noted. It is also conceivable that, at some point in the future, Apple will do something that gives Xcode a compelling advantage over Xcode - I am not suggesting that they will, just that it is prudent to consider that. If so, it won't be for some time. If you are already familiar and comfortable with Eclipse, stick with it. WOLips has its own, steeper, learning curve, compared to Xcode, but it has a lot of advantages to compensate for that. Good luck. Paul On 15 Jul 2005, at 14:15, Cedarstone wrote: > Hi > > I am just at the early stages of learning and using WO. I have > started down the WO route not least because it now comes with XCode > 2.1 > > However my experience is with Eclipse and would prefer to use > Eclipse where possible. As a WO newbie I would be grateful for > your views as to whether I should abandon Eclipse in favor of XCode > or should I go with WOLips and Eclipse. In particular I am worried > that further integration of WO into XCode may force Eclipse > developers to make the switch. Does WOLips have a future? > > Advice at this early stage would be much appreciated. > > Giles > _______________________________________________ > WebObjects-talk mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/webobjects-talk > >