I'm going to be using xcode as an html/css editor. I'm use to using MS Visual Studios on a Windows machine. There is an option to "open website" which essentially opens a directory and displays all the files of the websites directory on a sidebar. Is there any way to be able to do this in xcode?
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No. It never did that. But you can manually download a website and add it as as resource to your project.
Xcode is actually targeted towards Objective C (OS X and iOS) development. In the newer versions of Xcode Apple has removed all other templates such as Java, Ruby Python, etc. So we are forced to use standalone IDEs for them.
I am not much into web development so I cannot recommend you an IDE, but I heard that Coda is a great App.
Xcode is actually targeted towards Objective C (OS X and iOS) development. In the newer versions of Xcode Apple has removed all other templates such as Java, Ruby Python, etc. So we are forced to use standalone IDEs for them.
I am not much into web development so I cannot recommend you an IDE, but I heard that Coda is a great App.
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