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Just my anecdote: Personally I don't like using the one in Xcode (and maybe I'm missing something obvious) because I got so used to the debugger in JS land wher
by ddoolin 5y ago
Just my anecdote: Personally I don't like using the one in Xcode (and maybe I'm missing something obvious) because I got so used to the debugger in JS land where I get access to a live REPL which functions just like the code I write. In Xcode, I'm stuck with some lldb prompt which I don't understand and definitely doesn't function like the one in JS tooling. I'm sure it could be more useful if I invested more time into learning it, but the barrier is there.
- marcellus23 5y agoin general, in lldb you can just do `e [swift or obj-c code]` and it will work like a REPL
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