I think the large part for me, is that I don't see these tools as useful. regex101.com , the "history" command and Mackup provide these things for me and they are free. How do these paid apps provide more value?
EE being unaffected (for now) is not the point, the problem is the way this was announced, especially opt-out by default. I can't ever recommend GitLab in companies I work for now, because my trust in GitLab has been shaken.
Maybe it's because the process of buying a car sucks. I spec'd out a Shelby mustang last year and then called up a local dealer to start talking to them about it. They quoted me $40k ABOVE the price on fords website.
Put money down on a tesla instead, was exactly the same cost on the website, very happy.
Same here, I've written toy projects and smaller apps in swift, but I'm running into lots of crashes when trying to debug. Not ready for production yet IMO.
That's because blocks aren't completely objective-c objects. They can act like them in some cases, but underneath they are still C based. That's why you pass NULL instead of nil to specify an empty block.