Sep 10 2008 Unlike the first section of the book, in the second
half all topics are self-contained, that is, they are not tied
into one example. This section begins with an in-depth look at
working with Xcode projects. You’ll learn about code specific
features such as code completion to folding/hiding blocks of
code; class related activities such as a class browser and class
modeler (visual representation of hierarchies); and optional
layouts of content within Xcode, including the default, all-in-
one and condensed. The chapter "Xcode for make veterans" is an
interesting exploration of the build system (a front-end for
gcc), with the content specifically targeted to those who come
from a development background (e.g. C) who are used to working
with make files. One chapter that stood out for me was "More
About Debugging," the reason being, the timeliness of reading
this chapter couldn’t of been better. The debugging features in
Xcode are rather intuitive, however, when you want more than a
highlevel step-through