Xcode is best for things like managing certs, not actually working in. The intellij version is pretty good; it integrates well with the build system and debugger.
I find it curious you bring up Expo as i've found that is the most opaque and user unfriendly IDE i've used in some time; i don't get why they don't just leverage VSCode and quality tooling over Yet Another Goddamn IDE.
I find it curious you bring up Expo as i've found that is the most opaque and user unfriendly IDE i've used in some time; i don't get why they don't just leverage VSCode and quality tooling over Yet Another Goddamn IDE.