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Honestly, Xcode for iOS Development in Objective-C. In addition to that, Parse for backend development. I'm just getting started learning backend development f
by tagabek 13y ago
Honestly, Xcode for iOS Development in Objective-C.
In addition to that, Parse for backend development. I'm just getting started learning backend development for iOS, and Parse is the best way to do it in my opinion.
I'm not sure if this is considered a "tool," but TeamTreehouse.com for learning. Their platform is growing everyday, looks and feels beautiful to use, has a fantastic community, and the quality of the tutorials and other content is unlike any other service.
- bennyg 13y agoXcode is great, especially version 5. It's my favorite IDE I've worked with, and gets new-line tabs right every time - something I wish Rubymine would do.