Re: Using XCode to build webapps
Re: Using XCode to build webapps
- Subject: Re: Using XCode to build webapps
- From: Jon Wynacht <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 10:58:13 -0800
It would be great to see Apple expand XCode into this arena. JBuilder
does a good job but they are always giving me static about Apple's JDK
and testing on it and what not. As a customer (paying) I just want it
to work with the latest and greatest, which it does for the most part.
Anybody from Apple able to comment on XCode's future here?
Thanks,
Jon
On Mar 3, 2004, at 12:27 AM, Olle Tvrnstrvm wrote:
Jon <-- I find that Xcode really doesn't make it easy for you in that
field of work. I'm trying to customize Xcode to work as an IDE for
'simple' web project development with only HTML, JavaScript and PHP.
A minor problem is, as mentioned, code completion and in some cases
file-type recognition. Like the fact that Xcode "out of the box" does
not recognize my CSS-files. But on the other hand there is so much you
actually _can_ do with some shell scripting skills and tweaks.
My first goal was to get Build to publish my project according to the
current build action set, but I've ended up having to having handle
that in custom scripting using the "External target" type.
My goal is to have a generic build for web project publishing with the
possibility to publish to a target development, testing or production
environment using either FTP, SSH or some other method. Right now I'm
just scripting an FTP-session, which works but is slow, quick & dirty
and without the actual benefits of a real make (modified files only,
dependencies).
Perhaps there are others out there with the same needs and good ideas
(or scripts & tweaks) on how to achieve this? Or better, is Apple
currently contemplating on adding such a project type to Xcode? In my
opinion it would be easy and of benefit to a lot of Mac OS X users.
Regards
/Olle
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On 3 mar 2004, at 07.38, Jon Wynacht wrote:
Is it usable in terms of project organization and building or are
there too many tweaks that need to happen to make it work?
Jon
On Mar 2, 2004, at 6:10 PM, Andy Satori wrote:
I'm using XCode to do web dev of JSP and EJB apps. It doesn't do
code
completion, and you aren't going to be doing any live debugging using
it, but it's passable for the task.
Andy
On Mar 2, 2004, at 8:42 PM, Jon Wynacht wrote:
Hi,
Wondering if anybody on this list is using XCode to build Java web
applications, much like one would use JBuilder.
I've been using JBuilder for a long time, upgraded to JBuilderX and
ran across issues today with the tool that have me reconsidering
alternatives. Before I go back to emacs or BBEdit, any thoughts on
the
power, or lack thereof, that XCode has in this realm?
Thanks,
Jon
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