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I just recently started programming with Swift. As a user of many JetBrains products, I'm curious to know if many Mac/iOS programmers use AppCode. Is that a via
by xwowsersx 5y ago
I just recently started programming with Swift. As a user of many JetBrains products, I'm curious to know if many Mac/iOS programmers use AppCode. Is that a viable IDE for iOS programming?
- hboon 5y agoI don't know how many. But I use it. It's slower than Xcode. But I use it for most of my iOS (and macOS) programming work.
- poink 5y agoAppCode's great for what it does, but you still use Xcode a lot for things AppCode doesn't do. You can probably reduce the Xcode dependency by replacing parts of its functionality with stuff like XcodeGen if this bothers you. I almost always have both open at once. IME very few iOS devs use it, but I'm just saying that because I've never worked with one.
- xwowsersx 5y agoYeah I'm interested in giving it a shot because I am so used to all the keyboard and navigation shortcuts that work across all the JetBrains IDEs. I use DataGrip, PyCharm, and Android Studio daily already and throwing Xcode into the mix really throws me off.