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This is a great list! Here are some tools that I have also found useful that I don't see on the list: Dash[1] - Quickly check documentation (like, really quick
by conradev 13y ago
This is a great list! Here are some tools that I have also found useful that I don't see on the list:
Dash[1] - Quickly check documentation (like, really quickly)
objc.io[2] - Great reading on iOS and OS X APIs
HockeyApp[3] - Service similar to Testflight
https://itunes.apple.com/app/dash-docs-snippets/id458034879?mt=12 https://itunes.apple.com/app/dash-docs-snippets/id458034879?..., http://www.objc.io/ http://www.objc.io/, http://hockeyapp.net/ http://hockeyapp.net/
- ZanderEarth32 13y agoI've been meeting to get Dash after hearing about it on a recent podcast (can't remember which one though). Assuming since it's in your "toolbox" you enjoy using it?
- lazerwalker 13y agoDash is wonderful. If you use Alfred, there's a fantastic workflow you can get set up as well.
- rbritton 13y agoDash's search speed puts Xcode to shame. It makes development much, much quicker for me.
- josephlord 13y agoDash is still good but not quite as essential with Xcode 5 which is MUCH faster than Xcode 4 for documentation searching. Dash also has all the other docs you need (C/C++ standard libraries, SQLite and Flask/Postgres/etc. for the server side and even man pages).
- rimantas 13y agoAnd in two days you will not be allowed to submit apps built with Xcode < 5 to AppStore.