My Xcode Plugins

The Spring Festival holiday is three days away and I can't focus on studying RAC, so I'll use this spare time to organize some notes. Here's a quick rundown of the Xcode plugins I use. 😃 - Alcatraz: An Xcode plugin manager. After installation, restart Xcode and you'll find "Package Manager" under the "Window" menu. Enjoy! >PS: Xcode plugins are installed under . You can also navigate to this directory manually to remove plugins. - VVDocumenter-Xcode: Type three forward slashes to generate documentation comments. - KSImageNamed-Xcode: Automatically lists all image file names in the project after , with thumbnails. - FuzzyAutocompletePlugin: Fuzzy code completion — a must-have for the lazy developer. - XcodeColors: Works with LumberJack to display log output in different colors based on log level. - Dash-Plugin-for-Xcode: Use Dash as a replacement for Xcode's built-in documentation. - ACCodeSnippetRepositoryPlugin: Code snippet management — another must-have for the lazy developer. That's all I'm currently using — not that many when you list them out. (⊙o⊙)… I rarely use the others, and I didn't install them to avoid slowing down Xcode. - ColorSense-for-Xcode: Useful for UI work — a color picker pops up for or methods. That said, since designers usually provide exact values, it rarely comes in handy. - CocoaPods for Xcode: A CocoaPods plugin for Xcode, but I still prefer using the command line.