xcoder - ruby wrapper for Xcode build tools to aid automating builds

xcoder - ruby wrapper for Xcode build tools to aid automating builds

xctool is a replacement for Apple's xcodebuild that makes it easier to build and test iOS and Mac projects

xctool is a replacement for Apple’s xcodebuild that makes it easier to build and test iOS and Mac products. It’s especially helpful for continuous integration.

Managing iOS Configurations per Environment in Xcode 4

Code Injection for Xcode (Plugin Version)

Code Injection for Xcode (Plugin Version) from John Holdsworth on Vimeo.

Shows the use of the “Injection Plugin” for Xcode. Starting with the standard Apple example project iOSGLEssentials, the project is prepared for injection and changes can be seen to be “injected” straight into the running application as they are made in the Xcode editor. Also shown is the “Tunable Parameters” control panel where parameters inside the application can be tweaked in real time from a simple interface inside Xcode. injectionforxcode.com Use the “Injection Plugin” application in the package downloaded to install the plugin. Source code now available on github.com

GYP generates .xcodeproj file from a platform-independent input format

Xcode plugin for working without the main toolbar

https://github.com/omz

Xcode 4 Code Snippets

Perhaps my favourite feature of Xcode 4 is the Code Snippets feature. It allows you to use common bits quickly in your code, instead of requiring you retype them over and over again.

SPEED OF LIGHT

LLVM 4.0 Compiler

cocoaheads:

Xcode now includes the Apple LLVM Compiler version 4.0, including the following new Objective-C language features:

  • Default @synthesize: automatically synthesizes an @property when unimplemented
  • Objective-C literals: create literals for NSArray, NSDictionary, and NSNumber, just the same as the literals for NSString
  • Objective-C container subscripting: use ‘[]’ syntax to access containers such as NSArray and NSDictionary

Xcode and Friends

Xcode’s distribution has changed greatly in 4.3

Xcode, GCC, and Homebrew less than 200 MB

Several months ago, I got fed up with having to download Xcode to build my software. I took the Xcode installer, ripped out all of the parts I didn’t need, and made a nice installer for GCC. It ended up being ~200MB in size. It took 2 minutes to download.