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I don’t think many devs know this, but you can move your current instruction when debugging in Xcode via drag & drop. #xcodetips
Everyone's no doubt noticed that when you move the cursor over a curly brace #Xcode will flash its opening or closing counterpart. However, you can also double click the curly braces, which will select all the code in that chunk. Can be a useful visual aid at times. #XcodeTips
Use shift+right click in Xcode to quickly select any view in the hierarchy beneath the cursor. #xcodetips
I was thinking about creating a Xcode Source Editor Extension to generate templates for the documentation of methods with a shortcut, but looking in Xcode's preferences I found that we already have a shortcut to do it 🎉 The shortcut is: ⌥ ⌘ / #XcodeTips #iOSdev #Xcode #Docs
How to show indention arrows on Xcode. Editor > ✅ Invisibles #ios #xcodetips #trytoshareanusefulmessage
In #Xcode14, you can now simulate the keyboard layout to better visualise your actual UI. #Xcode #XcodeTips #iosdev
Did you know you can drag and drop your code around in #Xcode? This is great for making quick, minor adjustments to the ordering of variables, for example. You can even copy code from one file to another. #XcodeTips
Use appearance() to easily set the look of all instances of a class throughout your app... this might tidy up a lot of code in your project, and even remove subclasses! It can be restricted to instances that are contained only in other classes and trait collections. #XcodeTips
Here's another good one for moving code around: Use cmd+opt+{ and cmd+opt+} to move code up and down, respectively. If no code chunk is selected, it'll move whichever line you're on. Also, you can use cmd+{ and cmd+} to indent code right and left. #Xcode #XcodeTips
Did you know you can import specific submodules, classes, funcs, etc? As far as I'm aware, this is only to signal your intent and perhaps make it clear where some func comes from, for example, rather than speed up compile times. #XcodeTips #SwiftTips
In case you didn't know, you can quickly show and hide individual changes to source control in Xcode with ⌘+click on the blue side bar. You can also discard an individual change without discarding other changes in the file. #Xcode #XcodeTips
Xcode の使い方 並行処理/並列処理などの処理の実行時間、負荷、分担などを確認する ① Xcode > Open Developer Tool > Instruments ②「time」や「profile(r)」で検索 ③ Time Profiler を選択 ④ 録画ボタンを押してアプリを動かす Time Profiler の存在を覚えて、忘れたら検索 #XcodeTips
Here's another neat little time saver. If you want to make the same edit across multiple lines, press and hold the option key and drag the cursor down the lines you want to edit. After making your edits, tap esc or click anywhere on screen. #Xcode #XcodeTips
This is one I wish I'd known years ago! You can add multi cursors by holding control+shift then clicking wherever you want (I knew we could use arrow keys with this, but never tried clicking!) Tidying up long methods like this, which I often do, is now easier. #XcodeTips
#XcodeTips Adding comments quickly: Commonly used Xcode shortcuts is Cmd+/ to toggle comments for the current line or selection, but another useful one is Option+Cmd+/ – press that directly before a method to have Xcode generate a documentation comment, including its parameters.
thanks to Xcode Preview's stellar performance, your ⌘ + R wears out twice as fast as any other key on your keyboard 🌚 #XcodeTips
Hot take: The App Store reward algorithm is broken! → Small developers get lost in the noise → Favoritism towards big brands → Needs more transparency What do you think? 👇🏼 #IndieApps #AppStoreTips #XcodeTips #AppleIntelligence
Hot take: Automated testing won't replace manual checks entirely. → Human intuition catches edge cases → Critical for UX nuances → Ensures holistic app quality What do you think? 👇🏼 #iOSDevTips #SwiftTips #XcodeTips #AppleIntelligence
Person view: I feel focusing solely on SwiftUI can limit your creativity. Do this instead👇🏼 ✅ Balance it with UIKit to enhance versatility ✅ Experiment more for unexpected solutions What do you think? Comment below 💬 #iOSDevTips #SwiftUI #XcodeTips #AppleIntelligence #iOS
current Xcode beta has managed to make device previews even worse, buggy SwiftUI preview code can now trigger full device reboots not SpringBoard crashes - actual system restarts impressive work #XcodeTips
Xcode shortcut to remember: ⌘ + ⌃ + ← = Fold all methods Clean UI = Clean mind. Spend more time reading your code than scrolling through it. #XcodeTips #Productivity
Xcode 26's ⌘+0 shortcut changed it now focuses the Coding Assistant first, requiring a second press to actually close the Navigators panel. #XcodeTips
Make any SwiftUI view Previewable with a device bezel—just add `preview(.iPhone16ProMax, contentMode)` #SwiftUI #XcodeTips
Lost in a sea of code? 🏊♂️ Use Control + 6 in Xcode to jump straight to any method in your file. Efficiency unlocked! #iOSDev #XcodeTips #Swift
Xcode Tips: 在模組中新增 SwiftUI 檔案的命名捷徑 當使用 Xcode 在模組中新增 SwiftUI View，不會顯示對話框詢問檔案名稱 這時候有兩個方法 1. 在 main app 中新增，然後把 View 拖進去模組 2. 在原本的檔案中先寫，然後使用 Refactor > Extract Selection to File #XcodeTips
Struggling to get Previews working in Xcode 16 plus? 1. Select a destination with x86_64 arch (if u r already using Rosetta) 2. Go to Editor > Canvas > Use Legacy Previews Execution This should get you up & running again! #XcodeTips #SwiftUI #XcodePreviews #iOSDev #Xcode16
Xcode Tip: Quickly measure distances in storyboards! Shortcut: Select an element + Hold Option (⌥) Xcode shows the exact distance to other elements as you hover. ✅ Check spacing fast ✅ Keep layouts consistent ✅ Save time! #XcodeTips #iOSDev #CleanCode #Swift #AutoLayout
Master Xcode shortcuts and save hours each week! Some must-learns: ⌘+Shift+O for file search, ⌃+I for indentation, and ⌃+6 for quick method navigation. A small time investment upfront pays huge productivity dividends. #XcodeTips
iOS Dev Tip: Save time by using Control + Command + R instead of Command + R to run your app without rebuilding. This shortcut launches the app instantly, perfect for quick tests or when you know your changes don't require a rebuild. #iOSDev #XcodeTips #DeveloperProductivity
Demystifying App Localization: Tips and Tricks for Xcode #AppLocalization #XcodeTips #StringCatalogs #Info.plistLocalization #UserExperience #LocalizationBestPractices #AppDevelopment #AppLocalizationTips #XcodeTricks #AppLocalizationStrategies
#Xcode Tip: Use the "Find in Project" feature to quickly find a specific file or symbol across your entire Xcode project. 🔥 #iOSDev #XcodeTips
I don’t think many devs know this, but you can move your current instruction when debugging in Xcode via drag & drop. #xcodetips
Xcode Syntax Highlighting breaks when you move or rename files. Easy fix is to close your file and reopen again. #xcodetips
Use shift+right click in Xcode to quickly select any view in the hierarchy beneath the cursor. #xcodetips
#XcodeTips Adding comments quickly: Commonly used Xcode shortcuts is Cmd+/ to toggle comments for the current line or selection, but another useful one is Option+Cmd+/ – press that directly before a method to have Xcode generate a documentation comment, including its parameters.
In Xcode, you can now set an AccentColor in your Assets, and it'll change the default button color across iOS, macOS, ... Seamless design integration at its best! #BuildInPublic #XcodeTips #DevLife #UIUX #iOSDev #macOS
Sticky keys on your buttttttterfly🦋 macbook keyboard? Use [CTRL] + [CMD] + [E] to quickly edit your symbols in #Xcode. #Xcodetips #SwiftLang #ServerSideSwift
RT @dasdom@chaos.social My Xcode.tips card for today: Increase/Decrease Font Size #XcodeTips #Xcode chaos.social/@dasdom/109505…
In #Xcode14, you can now simulate the keyboard layout to better visualise your actual UI. #Xcode #XcodeTips #iosdev
TIL (remembered, really) that "Edit in Scope" isn't easily discoverable but is immensely helpful. #XcodeTips
And to fix it, tap this little button. Find your ViewController in the left menu and squash that 🐛. #xcode #xcodetips #ios #developer
Make any SwiftUI view Previewable with a device bezel—just add `preview(.iPhone16ProMax, contentMode)` #SwiftUI #XcodeTips
Use appearance() to easily set the look of all instances of a class throughout your app... this might tidy up a lot of code in your project, and even remove subclasses! It can be restricted to instances that are contained only in other classes and trait collections. #XcodeTips
Did you know you can import specific submodules, classes, funcs, etc? As far as I'm aware, this is only to signal your intent and perhaps make it clear where some func comes from, for example, rather than speed up compile times. #XcodeTips #SwiftTips
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