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For me XCode is just so so bad for actual code editing so I edit the code in VSCode and run it through XCode
by n0us 4y ago
For me XCode is just so so bad for actual code editing so I edit the code in VSCode and run it through XCode
- russellbeattie 4y agoI agree. I personally find XCode absolutely bewildering. The several times I've tried to do anything with it, I just gave up and found an alternative. My guess is that if you've been using Apple tools for years, then it makes sense, but to me it's indecipherable. The menu options don't seem to match with the GUI, resource views don't seem to match the files, random panels appear with unnecessary information, resources are needed for unclear reasons and more. It's all very Apple, but in the worst way possible. It's like the IDE version of AppleScript - seemingly useable but based on a logic which totally escapes me.