Def agree that AppCode belongs in any iOS dev's toolkit, exactly for this purpose (and some helpful others, e.g. code formatting, unit testing). And I also agr

Def agree that AppCode belongs in any iOS dev's toolkit, exactly for this purpose (and some helpful others, e.g. code formatting, unit testing). And I also agree with your assessment on language evolution - but to provide a fair counterpoint; Jetbrains' pet language, Kotlin, has evolved with the host IDE (Intellij) since inception; though the language changes, the IDE was mostly able to help you do smart things with whatever code you had at the time, not just migrate it between versions. I believe the comparison to be somewhat fair as with Apple - both entities develop both the language and the toolkit/IDE around them.