Linked by Andrew Youll on Sun 10th Jul 2005 18:22 UTC, submitted by anonymous
In the latest update to the technical documentation available from ADC, Apple has published this note: "Features added to Cocoa in Mac OS X versions later than 10.4 will not be added to the Cocoa-Java programming interface. Therefore, you should develop Cocoa applications using Objective-C to take advantage of existing and upcoming Cocoa features".
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RE: Apple goes the Microsoft way more and more
by on Mon 11th Jul 2005 12:53
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Member since:For instance, after all these years, there's still no decent support for Nokia phones in their iSync.
Oh yeah?
http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/isync/devices.html
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Apple goes the Microsoft way more and more. It's more and more "our way or the high way".
They should listen a bit more to what the developers say, after all, those people are the ones who create the apps where Apple eventually lives from, because no apps is bye bye osx.
I'm a Mac user, and a Linux user. More and more, I like the openess from Linux over the "ease of use" of a Mac. Mac is only friendly to the ones they like. For instance, after all these years, there's still no decent support for Nokia phones in their iSync.