macOS My feelings on xCode 3.0 Leopard

[coren2000]

I find xCode 3 on leopard buggy.

I am unhappy

 

[Eraserhead]

You can use Xcode 2.5 instead.

 

[Evangelion]

I find xCode 3 on leopard buggy.

I am unhappy

Thank you for your detailed review of the app.

 

[satyam90]

It is really difficult to accustom with a new IDE once familiar with old one.
But new ones always provides more features and make our work simple and easy.

Any way we have the option to continue with old one........

 

[aLoC]

I find Interface Builder to be an excellent piece of software - pure genius. As for XCode, I really really want to like it but just can't.

 

[Catfish_Man]

Xcode 3 is a huge improvement over 2 in almost every way.

 

[kainjow]

Xcode 3 is a huge improvement over 2 in almost every way.

I haven't used it extensively, but how's the SCM?

 

[Catfish_Man]

I haven't used it extensively, but how's the SCM?

Supposedly improved, but I'm sticking with my commandline svn. I don't like TortoiseSVN either, and it's supposed to be the best available svn GUI.

 

[Krevnik]

I haven't used it extensively, but how's the SCM?

The SCM is very much improved, but I swear there is still a bug (that I have seen since the WWDC beta, and reported) with it which annoys me.

You can pretty much do all your management of branches and the repository itself from XCode, which is much nicer, but adding folders to, or moving folders to the root of a repository is bugged. It just didn't work the last time I tried. If you want to do that, you need to drop back to the CLI. To get around it, I would just create a root node for the project via the CLI, and then use XCode to manage the project once that node was created.