About
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The templates that ship with Xcode are not the greatest. Some of them are inconsistent
and don't enforce good coding standards (e.g. missing a dealloc method). Other templates
which would be useful just flat out don't exist (e.g. an NSOperation subclass, or a
protocol header file). This project aims to supplement or replace the built-in templates
for Xcode to speed up coding and improve the quality of code.

Install
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From your terminal:
1. mkdir -p ~/Library/Application\ Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/{Project,File}\ Templates
2. git clone git://github.com/amazingsyco/better-xcode-templates.git
3. ln -s $PWD/better-xcode-templates/Templates/File\ Templates
   ~/Library/Application\ Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/File\ Templates/Better\ Xcode\ Templates
4. ln -s $PWD/better-xcode-templates/Templates/Project\ Templates
   ~/Library/Application\ Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Project\ Templates/Better\ Xcode\ Templates

Note: Do NOT simply git clone the templates into the template folders, as Xcode will
pick up all the cruft from the .git folder.

Coding Standard
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All files will be processed by Xcode. The generated source files must produce consistent,
readable, commented code. The code must have these characteristics:

- Each file must have a comment block at the top describing the file.
- Each class must implement its superclass' designated initializer and dealloc.
- Stub methods must be organized by their purpose, class or protocol.
-- Each group must be organized by their class hierarchy, with protocol stubs following.
-- Each group must be prefaced by a pragma mark naming the class or protocol the methods
   were implementing.
-- Clusters of methods (such as relating to KVO) should be organized along the lines
   above, with a pragma mark.
- All method implementations should contain a method call to their super implementation
  if needed.
- All method implementations should contain a commented out stub line that will signify
  where to insert their code. 
- All comments must be in the form of two slashes //, and none using the /* */ form. This
  will allow developers to comment out large blocks of code as needed.

Wish List
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- Different people want different things in their template. For instance, someone may
  want to include an implementation of observeValue:... for every class. Would be nice
  to have a template generator application (yeah yeah, very meta) which would make
  templates customized to the developer.