THE IOS Xcode

Xcode

 

Xcode is two things. It’s the kernel (the engine according to Apple) of Apple’s
integrated development environment (IDE) for OS X and iOS. It’s also the
name of the IDE application itself.
With Xcode, you can do the following:
? Create and manage projects.
? Manage project dependencies, such as specifying platforms, target
requirements, dependencies, and building configurations.
? Build the app from the project.
? Write source code using intelligent editors that auto-check syntax and
automatically format your code.
? Navigate and search through a project, program files, and developer
documentation.
? Debug the app in an iOS Simulator, or on the device.
? Analyze the performance of your app.
If you’ve used another IDE, such as Eclipse, NetBeans, or BlueJ, you’ll find
Xcode easy to use.