This guy is a software engineer, you can tell by his awesome estimation skills pic.twitter.com/mvKSgJ1NMD

— Rod Vagg 🐨 (@rvagg) April 6, 2017

Mac Pro is *not* modular, the *system* is modular. Aka the screen is separate...that's it. pic.twitter.com/19dE5MrJw4

— Ryan Jones (@rjonesy) April 6, 2017

@jimmyjamesuk123 Also, there have been reports that he made major changes to the way the releases have been managed/scheduled.

— Michael Tsai (@mjtsai) April 6, 2017

@jimmyjamesuk123 He seems like a smart, affable guy, but I’m looking at the output. Software quality is ultimately his responsibility.

— Michael Tsai (@mjtsai) April 6, 2017

@jimmyjamesuk123 For me, 10.6 was the best. 10.7, 10.8 OK. Decline really started with 10.9.

— Michael Tsai (@mjtsai) April 6, 2017

@jimmyjamesuk123 Last couple years have been the worst ever in my time as a Mac user. More bugs at all levels: frameworks, system, apps.

— Michael Tsai (@mjtsai) April 6, 2017

Incredibly useful & paints a less rosy picture. 'Modular'
is much more limited in meaning. Box, monitor, keyboard. Not necessarily cards. https://t.co/dOT7XFauqC

— Jon Alper (@Jon_Alper) April 6, 2017

…in fact, Clips doesn’t even appear in IOS Privacy settings for camera/mic. That just wrong. It’s an App Store app, not part of the OS.

— Greg Pierce (@agiletortoise) April 6, 2017

Federighi seems better at PR than Phil.
Maybe he should switch jobs, because he's not doing so well as a software manager.

— Jeff Johnson (@lapcatsoftware) April 6, 2017

Secondary hope is they are thinking about this same stuff for the next MacBook Pro. I know less dedicated users who've moved back to Windows

— Colin Cornaby (@colincornaby) April 6, 2017

Phil's comments on the Touch Bar, e.g., "this is a great direction for the Mac" don't correspond at all to the @osnews article.

— Jeff Johnson (@lapcatsoftware) April 6, 2017

It's odd that @gruber seems to rip on the iMac G4, because I had one, and it's arguably a better design that the newer needlessly thin iMac.

— Jeff Johnson (@lapcatsoftware) April 6, 2017

Xcode 8.3.1: “Fixed an issue that could produce app archives that were larger than necessary.” That was fast! https://t.co/82F4Q9n7Wc

— Arek Holko (@arekholko) April 6, 2017

@jimmyjamesuk123 Endless bugs.

— Michael Tsai (@mjtsai) April 6, 2017

Xcode 8.3.1 (8E1000a) Now Available – Fingers crossed, been battling SourceKitService crashes all day.

— Jesse Grosjean (@jessegrosjean) April 6, 2017

I've also made a small update to my original story. After reviewing the transcript — Apple never explicitly said Mac Pro would be next year. pic.twitter.com/gJ6hSgBKir

— Matthew Panzarino (@panzer) April 6, 2017

At this point they could go down to Frys, buy a bunch of parts, sell that tomorrow, and that would be better.

— Colin Cornaby (@colincornaby) April 6, 2017

The thing about the Trash Can MP and Touch Bar MBP is that there should be someone in the room saying these are crap before they even ship.

— Jeff Johnson (@lapcatsoftware) April 6, 2017

Look to be honest if it takes Apple two whole years to roll out a new Mac Pro we're still in a heap of trouble here.

— Colin Cornaby (@colincornaby) April 6, 2017

Beware: when NSFetchedResultsControllerDelegate reports a move, it DOES NOT report an update if the same object also changed! pic.twitter.com/ifc3xdu1Cx

— Arek Holko (@arekholko) April 6, 2017