How To Show Xcode Build Times For Your App

In today's video I show you how to monitor the build times of your apps in Xcode. This will display the time it took to build at the top of Xcode each time you build your project.

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[seanallen]

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[guitaripod]

In case someone is confused. This only shows the time for cmd+b (build), not cmd+r (run).

Cheers, Sean.

[donathmm]

Thank you Sean! Great content as always!

[rajaikumar]

Looks like you jumped back from the dopamine sooner than expected. 👍🏽

[Eugene.Berezin]

Some of those large enterprise apps would build between 1-5 minuets. Even longer if it’s the very first time you’re running it on your machine.

[cristianmoisei]

Has anyone noticed an increase in build time with SwiftPM or I'm imagining things?

[JasonMitchellAZ]

It’s great for knowing “it takes 2 minutes to build my project and I do that 100 times per day... I’m wasting X hours per week just building the project”

[JimmyBrown]

Now I can't wait for my M1 MBA to arrive in February to cuss out my 2018 MBP.

[danuff]

Thank you for this tip! Now I KNOW I needed a new computer. :-)

[tariqAlmazyad]

It is time for new computer 😄 = M1 Chip

[wasted]

How the hell I subscribed to a channel promoting proprietary garbage tech? Unsubscribed.