Subj : Re: Community
To   : esc
From : Nightfox
Date : Wed Oct 05 2022 10:15:39

  Re: Re: Community
  By: esc to Nightfox on Tue Oct 04 2022 11:00 pm

 es> Yeah, C# development would probably rely on a Windows box for sure. My
 es> last company focused on Java, js, and some typical web dev stuff. My
 es> current company does python, c++, and typical web dev stuff. All of this
 es> can be easily accomplished on a Mac while also providing a platform that
 es> is reliable and can do all the other things any professional would need.
 es> I'm not advocating for Macs, just acknowledging that for me and a great
 es> deal of people I have seen professionally that Macs tend to be the choice
 es> people make. 

Yeah, you can use Apple for a lot of different types of development.  It seems our experiences are a little different though, as most of the software developers I've seen use a Windows PC.  I have seen some developers use a Mac, but not as many as those using a Windows PC.

Years ago (around 2014-2015), I was working on project that involved some Mac OS and iOS development, and I was using XCode for those.  I noticed that XCode would occasionally crash..  And I was also writing some scripts using Apple's Automator software, which would crash more frequently.  I eventually got a little frustrated using those tools.  I've never had a problem with Visual Studio randomly crashing.  Perhaps Apple's developer tools have gotten better since then though.

Nightfox
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