Category: IDE

Short of running on an actual device, Apple’s iOS Simulator is the best way to test your apps. It can be configured to act as a iPhone, iPhone 5, iPad, retina and non retina, landscape or portrait. It’s like having a whole closet full of devices.

Here’s how to set it up and get it running on your Mac, without having to start XCode.
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Version 1.2 lets you tear off the items in the tab bar into their own windows. This is handy if you want to edit code and see the form at the same time, or view more than one code window at a time. Drag a tab outside the bounds of the IDE to make this happen.

Here’s how it looks afterwards: