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I'm curious about (1), because that isn't my experience at all! For me it takes its time to open, and indexing is not very fast. I'm only on x86 rather than an
by iainmerrick 5y ago
I'm curious about (1), because that isn't my experience at all! For me it takes its time to open, and indexing is not very fast. I'm only on x86 rather than an M1, but even so...!
In comparison, I've found that VS Code is fast; after opening a workspace, opening any file by name or doing a live search by content is more or less immediate.
- interpol_p 5y agoYou're absolutely right, compared to VS Code or Sublime Text, Xcode is much slower to open a large project. It's a fixed cost of about five - ten extra seconds for me, once it's open it is fast to navigate I think I am used to comparing it to Android Studio as I mostly do native mobile development for Android and iOS