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I just can't get into BBEdit. I'm spoiled too much by the functionality that XCode provides as an integrated IDE. As far as I can tell, there's no easy out-of
by binarycrusader 15y ago
I just can't get into BBEdit. I'm spoiled too much by the functionality that XCode provides as an integrated IDE. As far as I can tell, there's no easy out-of-the-box code completion for BBEdit like there is XCode, and it can't display OS X platform documentation (file format is not proprietary, so it should be able to).
If I wrote things other than source code on a regular basis, then it might be useful, but I don't.
- evoxed 15y agoI feel the same way about Xcode as you do about BBEdit. I've really tried to get into it but every time I just fall back to TextMate. Would you mind elaborating a bit on what you use Xcode for?
- binarycrusader 15y agoI strictly use XCode for C/Objective-C/C++ programming. I don't do any web programming. So having instant access to the API references, the ability to drop into the debugger, set breakpoints in-editor, etc. are all must-have features for me. Especially since I'm relatively new to Mac OS X Platform Development. When I write Java code, I also use Eclipse.