I've never developed a macOS or iOS application before, and Xcode appeared to be the most commonly mentioned tool in the tutorials I found online. So, I decided to start using it, and its preview function and debugging feedback seem to be suitable for my needs.

The best tool for writing Swift

Because it is the only tool available for writing apps for Apple platforms! (I actually miss AppCode by JeyBrains)

Of course, Xcode is our primary tool for iOS development.

Required for iPhone application development.

Great default assets for building app from the scratch

How Mac Pet was developed

Apple's incredible development environment made it possible to create a native iOS experience that feels just right

I've build Remtoloc with SwiftUI and Xcode

Everything is built in xcode using SwiftUI/Swift/Objective C

Xcode provided the robust development environment needed to build Maia with privacy and performance in mind. Its powerful debugging tools helped us ensure the app stays responsive and battery-efficient during those crucial overnight feeding sessions.

Because we "can't" use anything else and it's actually a very good ide.

StepUp has been developed in SwiftUI, using Swift Package modules to split code in functional parts.

Is there any other way to build an iOS app?

I can't forget Xcode—the tool that made building Airbounce possible.

Xcode is the go-to for building slick iOS apps! It plays perfectly with all things Apple, letting Brzzy Weather shine with real-time data and awesome animations.

Skip is built to integrate with Xcode, so you can create your entire app – for both iOS and Android – without leaving the comfort of a single IDE!

used it to build the Dinner's app. Xcode or bust!

The only place to sensibly write iOS apps. The latest improvements for SwiftUI have sped up development dramatically.

And of course, Xcode — the workbench that made building Quill a reality. Thanks for being an incredible IDE for Mac apps!