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We can add link to functions in Xcode's documentation using the format ``Class\function``, for example, ``EffectApplier/addEffect(_:to:)``.
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We can add link to functions in Xcode's documentation using the format ``Class\function``, for example, ``EffectApplier/addEffect(_:to:)``.
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We can add link to functions in Xcode's documentation using the format ``Class\function``, for example, ``EffectApplier/addEffect(_:to:)``.
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We can add link to functions in Xcode's documentation using the format ``Class\function``, for example, ``EffectApplier/addEffect(_:to:)``.
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We can add link to functions in Xcode's documentation using the format ``Class\function``, for example, ``EffectApplier/addEffect(_:to:)``.
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Shift+Command+A in the iOS simulator is a convenient way for verifying dark and light appearances
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Shift+Command+A in the iOS simulator is a convenient way for verifying dark and light appearances
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Shift+Command+A in the iOS simulator is a convenient way for verifying dark and light appearances
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Shift+Command+A in the iOS simulator is a convenient way for verifying dark and light appearances
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Shift+Command+A in the iOS simulator is a convenient way for verifying dark and light appearances
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While refactoring it is convenient to use the Xcode’s feature of double clicking on a curly brace selects the whole code block.
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While refactoring it is convenient to use the Xcode’s feature of double clicking on a curly brace selects the whole code block.
#xcodetip #iosdev

While refactoring it is convenient to use the Xcode’s feature of double clicking on a curly brace selects the whole code block.
#xcodetip #iosdev

While refactoring it is convenient to use the Xcode’s feature of double clicking on a curly brace selects the whole code block.
#xcodetip #iosdev

While refactoring it is convenient to use the Xcode’s feature of double clicking on a curly brace selects the whole code block.
#xcodetip #iosdev

I use this #xcode tip constantly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgBh1sg3ZRw #XcodeTip #XcodeTips

I use this #xcode tip constantly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgBh1sg3ZRw #XcodeTip #XcodeTips

I use this #xcode tip constantly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgBh1sg3ZRw #XcodeTip #XcodeTips

I use this #xcode tip constantly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgBh1sg3ZRw #XcodeTip #XcodeTips

I use this #xcode tip constantly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgBh1sg3ZRw #XcodeTip #XcodeTips

#XcodeTip I’ve just learned that #xcode can autocomplete the last argument closure into the trailing closure if you press enter while the argument is highlighted. Boy, how many hours did I waste writing trailing closures manually? #swift #swiftui #XcodeTips

#XcodeTip I’ve just learned that #xcode can autocomplete the last argument closure into the trailing closure if you press enter while the argument is highlighted. Boy, how many hours did I waste writing trailing closures manually? #swift #swiftui #XcodeTips

#XcodeTip I’ve just learned that #xcode can autocomplete the last argument closure into the trailing closure if you press enter while the argument is highlighted. Boy, how many hours did I waste writing trailing closures manually? #swift #swiftui #XcodeTips

#XcodeTip: I often find myself importing the same frameworks in #Swift over & over again. With #OSLog adoption it got really annoying, so I created this to solve it:
https://github.com/FlineDev/Foundation

Now, I just `import AppFoundation` & get access to all I need.🤩

And you can do it, too!

#XcodeTip: I often find myself importing the same frameworks in #Swift over & over again. With #OSLog adoption it got really annoying, so I created this to solve it:
https://github.com/FlineDev/Foundation

Now, I just `import AppFoundation` & get access to all I need.🤩

And you can do it, too!

#XcodeTip: I often find myself importing the same frameworks in #Swift over & over again. With #OSLog adoption it got really annoying, so I created this to solve it:
https://github.com/FlineDev/Foundation

Now, I just `import AppFoundation` & get access to all I need.🤩

And you can do it, too!

#XcodeTip: I often find myself importing the same frameworks in #Swift over & over again. With #OSLog adoption it got really annoying, so I created this to solve it:
https://github.com/FlineDev/Foundation

Now, I just `import AppFoundation` & get access to all I need.🤩

And you can do it, too!

#XcodeTip: I often find myself importing the same frameworks in #Swift over & over again. With #OSLog adoption it got really annoying, so I created this to solve it:
https://github.com/FlineDev/Foundation

Now, I just `import AppFoundation` & get access to all I need.🤩

And you can do it, too!

Xcode 15 has a quick action picker which can be triggered with Shift+Command+A. So much easier to discover different actions!
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Xcode 15 has a quick action picker which can be triggered with Shift+Command+A. So much easier to discover different actions!
#xcodetip #iosdev

Xcode 15 has a quick action picker which can be triggered with Shift+Command+A. So much easier to discover different actions!
#xcodetip #iosdev

Xcode 15 has a quick action picker which can be triggered with Shift+Command+A. So much easier to discover different actions!
#xcodetip #iosdev

Xcode 15 has a quick action picker which can be triggered with Shift+Command+A. So much easier to discover different actions!
#xcodetip #iosdev

Xcode 15 comes with a live documentation preview and it sure is handy to see how the generated documentations looks like immediately. Can be enabled with choosing Editor > Assistant > Documentation Preview.
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Xcode 15 comes with a live documentation preview and it sure is handy to see how the generated documentations looks like immediately. Can be enabled with choosing Editor > Assistant > Documentation Preview.
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Xcode 15 comes with a live documentation preview and it sure is handy to see how the generated documentations looks like immediately. Can be enabled with choosing Editor > Assistant > Documentation Preview.
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Xcode 15 comes with a live documentation preview and it sure is handy to see how the generated documentations looks like immediately. Can be enabled with choosing Editor > Assistant > Documentation Preview.
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Xcode allows simulating different conditions when connecting a device, navigating to Window->Devices and Simulators->Devices. Makes it easy to simulate tough network conditions, thermal states or GPU states.
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Xcode allows simulating different conditions when connecting a device, navigating to Window->Devices and Simulators->Devices. Makes it easy to simulate tough network conditions, thermal states or GPU states.
#xcodetip #iosdev

Xcode allows simulating different conditions when connecting a device, navigating to Window->Devices and Simulators->Devices. Makes it easy to simulate tough network conditions, thermal states or GPU states.
#xcodetip #iosdev

Xcode allows simulating different conditions when connecting a device, navigating to Window->Devices and Simulators->Devices. Makes it easy to simulate tough network conditions, thermal states or GPU states.
#xcodetip #iosdev

Enabling RUN_DOCUMENTATION_COMPILER build setting in Xcode updates the project's documentation in the developer documentation window with each of the build.
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Enabling RUN_DOCUMENTATION_COMPILER build setting in Xcode updates the project's documentation in the developer documentation window with each of the build.
#xcodetip #iosdev

Enabling RUN_DOCUMENTATION_COMPILER build setting in Xcode updates the project's documentation in the developer documentation window with each of the build.
#xcodetip #iosdev

Enabling RUN_DOCUMENTATION_COMPILER build setting in Xcode updates the project's documentation in the developer documentation window with each of the build.
#xcodetip #iosdev

Xcode has a Development Assets setting which defines a path to assets or code which should be only available in debug builds. For example, this opens up using additional images or anything like JSON data for creating rich SwiftUI previews.
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Xcode has a Development Assets setting which defines a path to assets or code which should be only available in debug builds. For example, this opens up using additional images or anything like JSON data for creating rich SwiftUI previews.
#xcodetip #iosdev

After building with Xcode 14 increased your app‘s size: How to strip binary symbols without bitcode https://www.emergetools.com/blog/posts/how-xcode14-unintentionally-increases-app-size #XcodeTip #swift #swiftui