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...Generated projects are optimized for your focus and productivity. They contain just what you need for the task at hand. If we know your project won’t compile, we fail early. We don't want you *to* waste time waiting for the build system to bubble up errors. Be opinionated about the structure of the projects; define project factories that teams can use to create new projects. Tuist is optimized to support projects at scale. Whether your project is 1 target, or 1000, it should make no difference.

...Hot reloading is a technique allowing you to get rid of compiling your whole application and avoiding deploy/restart cycles as much as possible, all while allowing you to edit your running application code and see changes reflected as close as possible to real-time. This makes you significantly more productive by reducing the time you spend waiting for apps to rebuild, restart, re-navigate to the previous location where you were in the app itself, re-produce the data you need. You don’t need to add conditional compilation or remove Inject code from your applications for production, it's already designed to behave as no-op inlined code that will get stripped by LLVM in non-debug builds.

...While the processes are working, usually developers place a loading view to show users that something is going on. SkeletonView has been conceived to address this need, an elegant way to show users that something is happening and also prepare them for which contents are waiting. When using elements with text, SkeletonView draws lines to simulate text. Besides, you can decide how many lines you want. If numberOfLines is set to zero, it will calculate how many lines needed to populate the whole skeleton and it will be drawn. Instead, if you set it to one, two or any number greater than zero, it will only draw this number of lines. ...