Using this doll please tell us where the phage touched you . <| sep |> Nope , no cougars in South London . <| sep |> That ' s the opposite of foreshadowing . None of the G 1 Transformers were merciless except for Unicron . <| sep |> sounds like you are describing envy <| sep |> They made a Planet Earth 2 ? !? brb . <| sep |> If he ' s not the biggest asshole on the field in his first game , I ' ll be disappointed . <| sep |> Canada , Switzerland , Cascadia , and California are Yuropean in our hearts . <| sep |> Quel rapport ? <| sep |> What ' s the point ? <| sep |> Yes actually logged back in to mention that That feature didn ' t start life as a plugin , it started out as a fully integrated part of AppCode , but it was roundly rejected by the community with the clear message No , we really don ' t need you to do this , don ' t waste your time on it . See , as I mentioned previously , the switch between Xcode and AppCode is so smooth , that it ' s barely noticeable once you do it a few times . To add any benefit , JetBrains would have to make an Interface Builder that is at least as good as the Xcode one , or better . That ' s going to be very , very difficult because Interface Builder is IMO the best implementation of the UI designer concept I ' ve seen on any platform , and probably the best part of Xcode . To match it JetBrains would have to pour enough resources in that AppCodes core strength the code editor , would have to stand still and at a time when the product is still playing catch up to Swift changes . You can still try the UI Builder plugin it works well enough but isn ' t as comprehensive and polished as the Xcode IB . Thankfully JetBrains listened to reason as they often do , to their credit , the project got deintegrated and parked as the plugin you see now .