Recently, a developer .Net-The new complained about the tedious work of creating an application platform Apple in relation to the environment Microsoftu ? Visual Studio. I decided to compare this very simple example of creating a web browser with controls provided by the two IDE. Obviously not fully reflect the duel between the two products, but eventually I'm going to check if Xcode is capable of a similar number of steps and time spent to create an application-level Visual Studio 2010.

Start by creating the interface of each of our applications, to fulfill the basic functions: back, more, refresh, stop, field to enter a URL and click go.


Then turn each element of the right mouse button (or two fingers on the touchpad) drag on our main control Web View and select individual events for a particular item.

When all we have done as the picture below we can test our application.

Works!

Now let's try to do the same running program using Visual Studio.

We begin as before by building an interface, and then assign each event as the pilot light in the picture below:

Run the application and also works!

To sum up the above example, the time and amount of work when inserted in the application in each of the circles is no different. If Xcode has been done more on a drag and drop, the behavior in Visual Studio by clicking had to manually assign. Of course, this is a very simple example, you really should not even call it an application or program, but showing, that Xcode is not at such a terrible environment compared to Visual Studio and I hope, że to zachęci innych do tworzenia własnych aplikacji na mac?in.