10 Xcode plug-ins commonly used by IOS developers
10 Xcode plug-ins commonly used by IOS developersApplicant to remove sponsor links
A proper plug-in means that it can adapt to different development environments. Sublime Text and TextMate are good examples. Do you know Xcode also supports plug-ins? I wouldn't be surprised if you don't know, because Apple is not making efforts to promote this function of Xcode, and there are very few documents on the official website about creating plug-ins for Xcode.
Fortunately, this does not prevent developers from creating plug-ins for Xcode. In this article, I will recommend 10 plug-ins for your daily use. I hope they will help you in development.
Alcatraz
In the past, installing Xcode plug-ins was very troublesome, but since Alcatraz was installed, it has become very simple. I have to say that Alcatraz is an important milestone. The current version is 1.0, it supports Xcode5 perfectly. If you haven't used Alcatraz, I suggest you first understand it.
1. XcodeColors
XcodeColors is a code color plug-in developed by Robbie Hanson. This plug-in works well with CocoaLumberjack. CocoaLumberjack is the daily-to-database written by Robbie, this combination saves me a lot of trouble in coding over the past few years.
2. XToDo
This plug-in not only emphasizes TODO, FIXME ,??? And !!! You can also view the list.
3. Backlight
Some plug-ins seem insignificant, but they are very useful. Backlight is a plug-in that only highlights the currently edited rows. <喎?http: www.bkjia.com kf ware vc " target="_blank" class="keylink"> VcD4KPHA + CjxpbWcgc3JjPQ = "http://www.2cto.com/uploadfile/Collfiles/20140819/2014081909114243.jpg" alt = "\">
4. CocoaPods
CocoaPods mainly supports dependency management for IOS and OS development. If you have never used it, I suggest you try it.
CocoaPods plugin is a CocoaPods plug-in on Xcode, which makes it easier for you to use CocoaPods. It adds a menu item for CocoaPods. If you do not like to use command line, you can use this plug-in.
5. ACCodeSnippetRepository
Use it to synchronize with your Git repository. If you want to manually import an Snippet, you only need to click a few mouse clicks to use this plug-in.
6. GitDiff
A graphical Git plug-in can save developers a lot of trouble, although Tower and SourceTree are both good, however, GitDiff can tell us the difference between the current project and the previous version in Xcode in real time. This function is not available in other software.
7. KSImageNamed
Although some people say that automatic completion of plenary sessions makes developers become lazy, it does greatly improve development efficiency, especially when writing Object-C, you can even use it to add an image name.
The KSImageNamed plug-in invented by Kent Sutherland not only saves you time, but also ends the spelling age. As for the laziness of developers, be honest and wise.
8. Peckham
Adding referenced files is sometimes very troublesome. If you need to introduce a pod header file, the automatic completion provided by Xcode will not help you. At this time, you can use the Peckham plug-in to solve this problem. Command + Control + P solves all the introduction.
9. FuzzyAutocomplete
When it comes to Automatic completion, most iOS and OS X developers rely on Xcode's Automatic completion function. However, the automatic implementation of Xcode is not perfect, and you cannot always get the suggestions or hopes you want through it.
Jack Chen and Leszek? La? Y ski created the FuzzyAutocomplete plug-in to replace Xcode's autocomplete. It uses the pattern matching algorithm to solve the problem. It works perfectly.
10. Dash for Xcode
Dash is a great software for reading documents. I use it every day. I prefer its integration with Xcode.
Summary
Xcode plug-in system is not popular enough in Apple's popular IDE. It is difficult for you to develop a plug-in without document or tutorial, however, we recommend that you use at least 10 plug-ins listed in this article.
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