Of course, Xcode is our primary tool for iOS development.

I can code, simulate, run on real devices and release to app store all from one place

Help us build the iOS app.

I used Xcode for signing, notarizing, and distribution — it’s essential to ensure a smooth macOS experience.

Xcode has been my favorite IDE since 10 years ago!

Because it is the only tool available for writing apps for Apple platforms! (I actually miss AppCode by JeyBrains)

All of Blark's development was facilitated by Xcode

Xcode is the backbone of Dock's development. Its powerful integrated development environment made it possible to build a seamless macOS app with robust performance and native design. The intuitive interface and comprehensive tools were crucial in bringing Dock from concept to reality.

This is where the magic happens!

It's the official environment for building macOS apps. MenuCopy relies on Swift and SwiftUI, and Xcode makes development and debugging smooth and integrated.

I've never developed a macOS or iOS application before, and Xcode appeared to be the most commonly mentioned tool in the tutorials I found online. So, I decided to start using it, and its preview function and debugging feedback seem to be suitable for my needs.

How Mac Pet was developed

Well thats an easy one to mention.

Great default assets for building app from the scratch

Apple's incredible development environment made it possible to create a native iOS experience that feels just right

Use Xcode for development and preview

Required for iPhone application development.

The best tool for writing Swift

StepUp has been developed in SwiftUI, using Swift Package modules to split code in functional parts.

Because we "can't" use anything else and it's actually a very good ide.