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AppCode is good, but can't quite keep up with the changes Apple makes on a timely basis, (for obvious reasons). It also doesn't have a great way to work with st
by AsyncAwait 9y ago
AppCode is good, but can't quite keep up with the changes Apple makes on a timely basis, (for obvious reasons). It also doesn't have a great way to work with storyboards and thus is more of a companion than a direct replacement for XCode.
- coldtea 9y ago>but can't quite keep up with the changes Apple makes on a timely basis, (for obvious reasons) I don't see what the obvious reasons would be. Swift is developed and discussed in the open for one.
- Synaesthesia 9y agoI think not only the language features but the new features of iOS and idevices and Macs, which xcode usually supports on day 1.
- LeoNatan25 9y agoHuh? Those are features of the SDK. Simulators can be controlled using simctl. There really is no excuse for an IDE developer not to support the latest swift syntax and runtime from day 1, given how there are nightly and weekly swift toolchain releases.
- AnthonBerg 9y agoThank you!