I wanted to share in this article the fruit of almost a year of trial and error to shape a configuration that made my Doom Emacs a fully featured Swift/iOS development environment. Xcode is still far ahead (previews, instruments as examples), but still; that config gave me the opportunity to stay in Doom Emacs for 98% of the time.

As someone that has no know how of iOS app development, this post is well written and concise. As a regular doom emacs user, I often try to make the best out of it whenever I can. I don't use LSPs at all but I am curious, do you use the same LSPs as Xcode in this case?

It’s interesting how easy it is to tell ai was used to write this despite it having none of the obvious mannerisms. I wonder what I would have thought of this article before 2022, or if I just don’t like this style because of overexposure or something

Nice article. How has lsp mode been with Emacs? I've been continuously battling slow downs and hangs using lsp mode w Python and have tried many approaches like lsp-bridge which tries to do the majority of the work outside of emacs.

very cool! this article would have saved me quite some time if I discovered it earlier, as I ended up diving into a similar rabbit hole. Still, some useful tips I will incorporate into my emacs workflow, cheers for that.

one thing to add: I recommend piping the output to `xcbeautify` (https://github.com/cpisciotta/xcbeautify) to have sane build output; otherwise it's a mess outside of xcode.

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