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Xcode 4 also requires Lion or Mountain Lion. I wonder what percentage of apple computers are still running Snow Leopard (or earlier).
I can't update to 4.6.3 because I'm running Mavericks, I get the 'your OS is too new' dialogue. Xcode 5 DP is nice, if a bit crashy.
For non-apple devs: 93% of users are on iOS 6, 6% iOS 5, 1% other older.
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Xcode 4 also requires Lion or Mountain Lion. I wonder what percentage of apple computers are still running Snow Leopard (or earlier).
I can't update to 4.6.3 because I'm running Mavericks, I get the 'your OS is too new' dialogue. Xcode 5 DP is nice, if a bit crashy.
When you have a million users, 70,000 of them is a pretty big number to neglect. edit: numbers
Or other way around, cost to support 7% of your users may be to high to neglect. Sometimes it makes sense to spend that time and effort on the rest 93%.
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Or other way around, cost to support 7% of your users may be to high to neglect. Sometimes it makes sense to spend that time and effort on the rest 93%.
Except that when Apple themselves were the 7% their view on whether you should support that % of the total audience was that, unequivocally, you should.
Did anyone else notice? Header: iOS 6.1 and Xcode 4.6.2 Text : Make sure your devices are running iOS 6.1 and your Mac has Xcode 4.6.1 And I'm currently on Xcode 4.6.3 nitpicking, just kinda amusing.
At the time this page was updated, 4.6.2 must have been the latest version.
Is this the US app store or regional app stores, all over the planet, averaged?
It makes more sense that way.
Did anyone else notice? Header: iOS 6.1 and Xcode 4.6.2 Text : Make sure your devices are running iOS 6.1 and your Mac has Xcode 4.6.1 And I'm currently on Xcode 4.6.3 nitpicking, just kinda amusing.
Xcode 4 also requires Lion or Mountain Lion. I wonder what percentage of apple computers are still running Snow Leopard (or earlier).
The presented statistics for market share is based on App Store downloads from iOS devices and similar criterion used to judge OS X install base might not be highly reliable as there are other ways to get apps(applications) installed on OS X.