Every week, one of our iOS devs shares a special tip in the engineering meeting. Here’s this week’s tip from @mliberatore@twitter.com:
Treat your Xcode search results as a to-do list and delete (⌫) results when you no longer need them. #iOSDevTips
Another tip from @mliberatore@twitter.com:
If you work on one project every day, you’re probably tired of cd-ing to that directory. Save keystrokes by adding "cd /project/directory/here" to your .bash_profile or .zshenv. Now, every new Terminal window and tab will start there! #iOSdevtips
This week’s tip is from @Cordavi@twitter.com:
It’s that time of the year again when your application certificates have expired. Did you know you can renew and export your new certificates directly from Xcode’s preferences? #iOSdevtips
Today’s tip is from @bcapps@twitter.com:
Use the 🔎 icon in Xcode’s Search Navigator to search for patterns like <Any>. Then, you copy and paste those patterns into the Replace field to do large, complex find and replace operations.
A good example might be making all your classes final. 💫
A testing tip from @bcapps@twitter.com:
If you use @pointfreeco@twitter.com’s SnapshotTesting library, you can see the images and diffs for failing tests right from within Xcode’s Log Navigator. They use a recent Xcode feature called Test Attachments, and it’s so handy. ✨
@mb@twitter.com 📣 We’re back from holiday break with more #iOSDevTips! This one is from our friend @gregheo@twitter.com and makes working on changes to big files much easier. https://twitter.com/gregheo/status/1098257145496166400?s=20
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Today’s tip is from @mb@twitter.com about localization:
🌍 Ever forget to localize a string? Use Xcode’s Refactor → Wrap in NSLocalized String command to make localizing your UI copy a snap.
Right click on any string, run the command, add the comment, and you’re done. #iOSDevTips https://t.co/LroOb0fDsW