Re: Folders and file system organization instead of just XCode
Re: Folders and file system organization instead of just XCode
- Subject: Re: Folders and file system organization instead of just XCode
- From: Daniel Lopes <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 7 Sep 2010 13:51:21 -0300
Tthe scroll and search in folders dont take too much of my time because I like some shortcuts like command T in Textmate and command option D in Xcode.
Thanks for the help.
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On 06/09/2010, at 22:45, Dave Keck <email@hidden> wrote:
>> 2ยบ Why most of projects that I found on the internet don't use folders or
>> groups to separate classes (for example, controllers, views, categories and
>> models). What is the good pratice for code organization? If somebody could
>> point links or guidelines would help a lot.
>
> I think anyone would agree that it's good practice to have some sort
> of source grouping for any large project. It's my preference to create
> groups for each component of a project; for example, in a
> document-based app I would have Document.m, DocumentView.m, and
> DocumentController.m grouped in the source list. In addition, I have a
> "Shared Source" group for reusable code, which can be further grouped
> by component.
>
> (I worked on a large project that grouped files at the root level into
> three MVC groups, and I found it was a pain to find the files I
> needed. I tend to work on one component of a project at a time; when
> organized by MVC I was constantly scrolling in the source list to skip
> between the component's files. As a project grows, so does the
> distance between related files in the source list, and it's downhill
> from there.)
>
> BTW, this question is probably better suited on xcode-dev or elsewhere.
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