It is different, though. In Apple-world, when you say "XCode," you mean a very specific thing. They don't have "XCode" the IDE for Macs and then also a bunch of completely different products running on different OSes that work completely differently, which all also happen to be named "XCode."
Microsoft's inability to understand how branding works is longstanding and legendary.
No idea you might be right but I have no problem navigating in Ruby/Go/JavaScript ecosystems.
While with MS I have the feeling they produce new tech and new names every week.
Seems mostly a matter of getting used to it. What's a 'gem'? And a 'bundler'? A rake, a rack, a rail, a tilt, a merb?
Make sure to browserify your webpack, take a moment, don't react, have a mocha before, gulp, bowser comes to get you. Wait no, it's fine, it's just bower.
smacktoward|8 years ago
Microsoft's inability to understand how branding works is longstanding and legendary.
holydude|8 years ago
pvg|8 years ago
Make sure to browserify your webpack, take a moment, don't react, have a mocha before, gulp, bowser comes to get you. Wait no, it's fine, it's just bower.
abritinthebay|8 years ago
I mean it's not like they're all called "XCode [something]".