Xcode 4+

i have a 128GB storage Mac Air. Every time i should unninstall Xcode or other apps or files to update xcode's new version. Cos my Mac wont allow to download or install the updates when the available disk space is below 43 to 45. So kindly consider this as a request and do the needful like delete the unwanted catches or unwanted files when installing the new version. Cos its really taking my time as well as my data... So pls consider this as a request and help me and others who is facing the same problem. Hope it wont happen in the next update. Thnqq.

Using Xcode has been one of the most frustrating experiences in my development career. The IDE is plagued with issues that make it nearly impossible to work efficiently. Crashes are frequent, especially when dealing with larger projects, causing loss of progress and constant disruptions. The interface is cluttered and unintuitive, making navigation a chore.

Build times are excruciatingly slow, and the lack of meaningful error messages often leaves you guessing what's gone wrong. Errors are often cryptic and not fully descriptive, making debugging a nightmare. Breakpoints randomly fail to trigger, and the simulator behaves inconsistently.

Storage management is another major issue. Xcode consumes an enormous amount of disk space, and cleaning derived data and other caches feels like a constant chore just to keep the IDE running smoothly. The dependency management through CocoaPods or Swift Package Manager is cumbersome and prone to breaking, leading to more wasted hours trying to fix issues that shouldn't exist in the first place.

To top it off, the documentation is often out-of-date or incomplete, leaving you to hunt through forums and Stack Overflow for answers. Overall, Xcode feels like a constant battle rather than a tool meant to help you build great apps. If I could give it zero stars, I would. Save yourself the headache and look for alternatives if possible.

Most of the feature works great like new AI Autocompletion, however i get blue lines in storyboard due to random crashes which forces me to evict cache and re-start the IDE, also I Use 256 GB version of mac so most of the storage space is taken up by the system and Xcode, I use external SSD for storing the projects and other apps which support running from external storage or are portable apps, If you can add a setting to keep the downloaded simulator and other stuff to a specified location that would solve this issue, Even if the drive is removal and if the specified location is not present when starting the IDE we should get an option to plug in the device or re-download the missing simulators on mac storage. That would help a lot.
Thanks.