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The lack of these refactorings is the main reason I bought AppCode. It comes with it's own set of problems, so I find myself using two IDEs a lot of the time. D
by Fargren 11y ago
The lack of these refactorings is the main reason I bought AppCode. It comes with it's own set of problems, so I find myself using two IDEs a lot of the time. Does this plugin at least support Extract Method, or is it just Rename?
- hboon 11y agoI'm curious, being a fan of keeping a copy of AppCode just for refactorings: What problems?
- Fargren 11y agoLet me preface by saying I like AppCode a lot more than XCode; given the choice I always work on AppCode. But, my complaints are: -Much slower startup time -All in all, it feels less responsive than XCode when my computer is struggling(I do cross-platform development with Android, so on occasion I'm running Xcode+AppCode+Android Studio at once) -For projects with multiple targets, changing a file from one target to another does not have a good UX. I work in projects with several targets, and I have to do this more than most developers, and it always takes me to XCode -Choosing and editing launch configurations has a better UX in XCode -Editing plist files, project configurations and Storyboards is significantly easier in XCode -AppCode will occasionally show spurious errors and warnings. It warns me any time I call [UIImageNamed:] with an image in my asset catalog, for example, saying the resource does not exist. -The update cycle lags behind XCode's by necessity.
- sriram_iyengar 11y agoThis summary is useful for me as I'm planning to get my personal license soon.