From Win32 to Cocoa: A Windows user’s would-be conversion to Mac OS X, part III
In Summary : I've already described how misfortune and adversity left Apple with a new OS platform free of legacy constraints; and I...
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In Summary :
I've already described how misfortune and adversity left Apple with a new OS platform free of legacy constraints; and I've also discussed how Microsoft had failed to do the same, choosing instead to hobble its new OS with way too much legacy baggage.Now, let's look at why I'm even considering the big switch: what has Apple done with its platform to make it so appealing? Of course, if you're already writing software for the Mac, then I'm not going to tell you anything you already don't know. But all of this was new to me, because it wasn't until I became so thoroughly disappointed with Windows that I really looked in earnest at what the Mac had to offer. My mistake.[...]
kindly refer the following link as follow up :
http://arstechnica.com/apple/2008/06/microsoft-learn-from-apple-iii/
I've already described how misfortune and adversity left Apple with a new OS platform free of legacy constraints; and I've also discussed how Microsoft had failed to do the same, choosing instead to hobble its new OS with way too much legacy baggage.Now, let's look at why I'm even considering the big switch: what has Apple done with its platform to make it so appealing? Of course, if you're already writing software for the Mac, then I'm not going to tell you anything you already don't know. But all of this was new to me, because it wasn't until I became so thoroughly disappointed with Windows that I really looked in earnest at what the Mac had to offer. My mistake.[...]
kindly refer the following link as follow up :
http://arstechnica.com/apple/2008/06/microsoft-learn-from-apple-iii/
