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Learning Swift and the XCode

2024-10-22 22:40:02.163073+02 by Dan Lyke 2 comments

Learning Swift, and the XCode completion assistance... Every mumbled years someone tries to bring back a graphical programming environment, like draw out the flowchart, and I realize how close to that we've gotten in modern IDEs.

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#Comment Re: Learning Swift and the XCode made: 2024-10-26 15:56:26.164662+02 by: Definitely Not a Bot

If only every IDE would support emacs as the editor.

#Comment Re: Learning Swift and the XCode made: 2024-10-28 01:47:36.782535+01 by: Dan Lyke

I need to work on LSP integration in Emacs...

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