This document summarizes the Show in Github tool, which allows developers to view code changes directly from within Xcode. It was created in 2011 and is free to use under a BSD license. The tool integrates with version control systems like GitHub and Bitbucket, and works with Xcode 4.5 and higher. It also discusses alternative tools for comparing code changes and viewing commit histories.

1. Show in
Github/Bitbucket
Taffie Coler

2. History & Maintenance
 Created December 13, 2011
 Free use via BSD license
 Added support for Automatic Reference Counting
Christmas 2011
 Bitbucket support August 2013
 Added Xcode 5.1 Support May 2014

3. Comparison of Similar Tools
 Bitbucket has a similar tool, it allows you to have a side-
by-side review after the fact
 Pros: ability to see the entire commit
 Cons: have to know which commit
 Xcode’s history tool
 Pros: easily see how updated code is
 Cons: cannot see code from it, just commits

5. Sustainability, Performance, Pri
cing, Benefit/Cost Analysis
 Free, as per BSD license
 Use, copy, distribute unmodified source
 Or all of the above with modifications provided
 All distributions must be accompanied by license
 Names of distributers not used to promote any modified
versions without their version

6. Compatibility
 Integrated Development Environment
 Xcode 4.5 and up
 Version Control Software
 Github
 Bitbucket
 Package Managers
 Alcatraz - Open-source , used with Xcode for installing
plugins, templates and color schemes

7. Hello World

8. Tutorial/Training

10. Source
 https://github.com/larsxschneider/ShowInGitHub