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I'm a longtime Jetbrains fan (ReSharper and TeamCity). I looked into AppCode a bit earlier when it was still rough. Getting tight integration is the key for m
by cwbrandsma 15y ago
I'm a longtime Jetbrains fan (ReSharper and TeamCity).
I looked into AppCode a bit earlier when it was still rough. Getting tight integration is the key for me. Refactorings would be nice (XCode has Rename already), but really what I want are snippets, or something to take some of the drudge code away.
For instance, to add a property I have to add 4 lines of code in 4 different places. This should be one action (which can be overrided later).
Also, code navigation. This was terrible in XCode 3, better in 4, but nowhere near ReSharper or IntelliJ.
- ageektrapped 15y agoAlso, automatically add the #import statement when I allocated one of my classes, please. The ideal, for me, would be the same as ReSharper: a plugin that adds functionality, but that won't happen with Xcode any time soon.
- Zev 15y agoWhat happens if you delete the last class that #imported something? Do you remove the #import? What if the #import wasn't automatically added? Still automatically remove it? How about if you don't need the #import for a class, but, instead for something else (say, it #imports a bunch of other classes for you instead, like UIKit.h)?