22 Apr
From Win32 to Cocoa: a Windows user’s conversion to Mac OS X
A couple of Gartner analysts have recently claimed that Windows is “collapsing”; that it’s too big, too sprawling, and too old to allow rapid development and significant new features. Although organizations like Gartner depend on trolling to drum up business, I think this time they could be onto something. “Collapsing” is over-dramatic—gradual decline is a more likely outcome—but the essence of what they’re saying—and why they’re saying it—rings true.
This is a very interesting article from ars technica detailing some of the core differences between Mac OS X and Windows Vista.
