Hi there,
today, we have a number of critical and not-so-critical fixes in the AppCode 2.0.3 update. In particular, debugging on a device should be much faster thanks to the updated LLDB framework.
Oh, don’t miss your WWDC’13 tickets, and vote for this critical issue!
Yours,
The AppCode Team
Hey guys!
Another update is available – AppCode 2.0.2 with numerous critical fixes in various areas. In this build there’s also a small new feature: an ability to change organization’s name in Project Settings, see OC-5670.
Take a look at the list of fixes and download the build.
Sincerely,
The AppCode Team
Hey guys!
We have a new update for you today – AppCode 2.0.2 beta that addresses a number of performance issues and regressions including a critical one: lags when editing macros. Due to the complexity of the issue we are publishing this build as a beta, as some other issues might arise.
If you have experienced problems with editing macros, we encourage you to give it a try and report new issues, if any.
In addition to this important fix, this build also contains a number of other improvements and fixes. Take a look at the list of changes and download the build.
Develop with pleasure,
The AppCode Team
Hey guys!
We hope you enjoyed our yesterday’s April Fools’ announcement and didn’t get your hopes too high about us creating a replacement for Google Reader. However, one of the things written there is actually true – we do have plans to create an IntelliJ-based C++ IDE at some point. The listed features are pretty close to what we have in mind, and you can notice that some of them are already implemented and ready to use in AppCode.
As the work is in progress, you can subscribe to get the latest news at the bottom of the features page and follow the AppCode blog to stay up to date.
Stay tuned!
The AppCode Team
We’ve just made AppCode 2.0.1 available, a recommended bugfix update for AppCode 2.0 that addresses a number of critical issues reported after the release including problem with code navigation and lags in debugger.
Check out the list of fixes and download the update from our site.
Yours truly,
The AppCode Team
Finally it’s here! We’re happy to tell you that today AppCode 2.0 is officially available.
In this release we have added support for popular Kiwi testing framework to help you get the best out of TDD approach. We also introduced integration with 2 external documentation browsers: Dash and Ingredients.
AppCode wouldn’t be AppCode if we didn’t boosted it yet again with a whole bunch of smart features like new refactorings, code generation options, better coding assistance and code analysis, and so on.
To name just a few of the release highlights:
Plus, bundled XPath support and support for Emmet, insured complete interoperability with the latest Xcode version, made the IDE faster, enhanced support for version control systems, added retina-friendly icons, and, of course, brought new beautiful dark UI theme called Darcula!
For more details, check What’s new and the complete list of fixes, and download the smartest Objective-C IDE!
Note that upgrading to AppCode 2.0 is free if you purchased your license on or after March 21, 2012.
Develop with pleasure!
-The AppCode Team
Hi everyone!
After the first release candidate build we decided it was not good enough, so here’s another one! After all, it’s going to be version 2.0, so why not publish release candidate number 2? Well, here it is!
Here’s yet another list of fixes you can check while waiting for an actual release. We promise, it’ll be available if not in a blink of an eye, then just real soon.
Can’t wait till 2.0? Grab RC2!
Stay tuned!
The AppCode Team
The new and shiny AppCode 2.0 is just around the corner – there’s only a few days left till the official release! To tease you a little bit, but mostly to get your extremely valuable feedback we’re publishing today the release candidate, which is still a part of the early access program.
Thanks to everyone who participated in our early access program and helped us make AppCode better, faster and smarter! Here is the list of the fixes since previous EAP build.
As usual, you can download the AppCode 2.0 Release Candidate build from our AppCode EAP page.
Develop with pleasure!
-The AppCode Team
Hey fellows,
We’re getting closer and closer to the final release date, and at this moment we are focused at fixing known issues, and generally polishing the build. Thus, the new AppCode 2.0 EAP build comes with a number of fixes.
If you didn’t find an issue you reported on the list, you can remind us about it by leaving a comment or voting for it in the tracker. Naturally, any new issues you encounter are cordially welcome in the tracker, and discussion forums.
The build is available for download in its regular place – on the EAP page.
With pleasure develop.
The AppCode Team
Hello everyone!
Moving forward almost with the speed of light, we are publishing yet another AppCode 2.0 EAP build with a number of improvements based on your feedback. In addition, we enhanced code completion with a new ability – now it can help you even with font names.
Take a look at the complete list of changes, and if you have suggestions, a bug to report, or an improvement to suggest, there is no better time than now! Our issue tracker and forums are open for your feedback!
As usual, you can find the latest EAP build here.
Sincerely yours,
AppCode Team
