"It's much like Xcode being the best IDE for using an Apple computer to write software that runs on Apple computers. It certainly is." Actually, so long as I'm

"It's much like Xcode being the best IDE for using an Apple computer to write software that runs on Apple computers. It certainly is." Actually, so long as I'm writing C++, I greatly prefer QtCreator over XCode. It actually helps me navigate my code, whereas XCode just seems to get in the way. I'd agree that XCode is the best IDE for writing Objective-C apps for OS X on a Mac... but only because it's in a field of one (as far as I know). In my opinion it's a truly terrible IDE.