The looks pretty good, especially that Interface Builder is now included in Xcode, and that it also supports Git for version control.
Hopefully it will reach a stable state soon.
Hopefully it will reach a stable state soon.
Eclipse implements a framework so any VCS system can be integrated...
Apple (hackily) implements two VCS and... that's all the choices you get. I can see logic behind decisions like this in consumer devices, but it's a lot harder to defend them in developer tools...
At least git is better than SVN...
Project Builder had 3 windows: a single window for managing the project and editing source code, one window for the debugger, and one window for compilation. This is the "Default" layout in XCode. XCode also has "Condensed" layout, in which the project and source code windows are separate, and "All-In-One" layout, in which project, source, debug, and build modes are contained within a single window.
Maybe you can move them around, and that just happens to be the position of the window. I'm just curious as to why the did it that way.