Xcode can now host Codex directly inside its Coding Assistant. That changes the workflow completely: instead of keeping an AI agent in a separate terminal or desktop window, you can start a Codex conversation beside your source code, give it project context, review edits in…
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This guide covers using the external Codex app or CLI alongside Xcode, with both tools working on the same project folder. Xcode remains the visual editor, signing environment, preview canvas, and debugger while Codex handles focused work in the repository. Updated October 23, 2026: Codex…
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Hardware As developers, we start and switch a lot between common developer applications each day. You can buy some external hardware keyboards to achieve this, like for example with these USB Mini 3-Key Keypad, or the HUION Keydial, 9-Keys USB Mini Keypad, Programming Macro Pad.…
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Archive note — October 23, 2026: This describes a partial workaround for the original Pixelmator on macOS Sonoma 14 in February 2024, not a tested fix for current macOS. The original broad container-deletion command has been withdrawn because it could remove app settings and local…
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In the Finder when you are using List Views, when you open a folder, the content of the folder is collapsed by default. You have to manually click on each folder to expand its content as well. There is a faster method of expanding all…
