AppCode 2 released!
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:
- Extended and improved set of refactorings, adding such vital ones as Move/Copy/Clone and Pull Members Up/Push Members Down.
- Even more code generation options: now you can easily surround code with
-respondsToSelector: and automatically add the methods -isEqual: and -hash,
-description, -copyWithZone:, -initWithCoder: and -encodeWithCoder:. - Over 2000 code inspections and error diagnostics notes from Clang compiler, now displayed right in the editor. You can also see issues from Clang Analyzer in the inspections runner.
- Core Data objects shown in the debugger.
- Improved device support featuring options to run tests and Instruments on an iOS device.
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
