A secret UI design project at Apple has been outed as a new version of Xcode, according to Daring Fireball's John Gruber.
A few times since January 2009, I’ve mentioned “Marble”, a secret UI design project at Apple which I believed was a new system-wide theme for Mac OS X. E.g.: my MWSF 2009 predictions, and my WWDC 2009 predictions. Ends up I was wrong about what “Marble” is — and in fact, it was announced at WWDC 2010 this month. It’s Xcode 4.
Xcode 4 is still in beta and Apple hasn't posted any screenshots; however, developers can get a sneak peak by watching the WWDC 2010 "Developers Tools State of the Union" session.
Gruber also reveals that OS 3.2 for the iPad was not developed by a secret separate team. The real reason iOS 4.0 doesn't support the iPad is due to timing issues. He believes that iOS 4.1 will bring OS unification across all devices.
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A few times since January 2009, I’ve mentioned “Marble”, a secret UI design project at Apple which I believed was a new system-wide theme for Mac OS X. E.g.: my MWSF 2009 predictions, and my WWDC 2009 predictions. Ends up I was wrong about what “Marble” is — and in fact, it was announced at WWDC 2010 this month. It’s Xcode 4.
Xcode 4 is still in beta and Apple hasn't posted any screenshots; however, developers can get a sneak peak by watching the WWDC 2010 "Developers Tools State of the Union" session.
Gruber also reveals that OS 3.2 for the iPad was not developed by a secret separate team. The real reason iOS 4.0 doesn't support the iPad is due to timing issues. He believes that iOS 4.1 will bring OS unification across all devices.
Read More