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I'm confused. You said "none if it plays nicely with Xcode" but then you complain about what the experience is like when not using Xcode.
by marcellus23 1y ago
I'm confused. You said "none if it plays nicely with Xcode" but then you complain about what the experience is like when not using Xcode.
- catapps 1y agoAs far as I could tell, if you create a Main.swift file, you can't just open that in XCode and start running it as an iOS/macOS application, and instead have to create a .xcodeproj/.xcworkspace through XCode, and add your Swift to the scaffolded project - this seems backwards to me. (I then separately complained at all the steps it took to get it running without XCode, as I didn't want to be locked into using it)
- marcellus23 1y agoOh — actually you can create a Swift package and open it with Xcode. You don't need an explicit xcodeproj or xcworkspace.
- realaleris149 1y agoNot op, but I think "doesn't play nicely" means does not work so you have to do it in other ways. This has been my experience as well, albeit it was couple of years ago.