iOS development all but requires the use of Xcode. To its credit, Xcode has improved pretty consistently over the last couple of years. Sure, it still has its... quirks, but hey—things could be much, much worse. Working in an IDE may not be as cool as working in your favorite decades-old editor) (or that other one), but you know what is cool? Autocompletion. Not to mention Build & Analyze, Breakpoints, and Instruments. This is all to say: if we're resigned to use an IDE in our development workflow, we might as well make the most of it, right? So this week on NSHipster, we're going to talk about one of the more powerful yet underused features of Xcode: Code Snippets. From @interface declarations to if (!self) return nil; incantations, there is a lot of avoidable typing in Objective-C. Xcode snippets allow these common patterns and boilerplate code to be extracted for quick reuse.


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