Category Archives: Announcement

Hooray! AppCode 2.1 is finally officially available. We’ve spent all this time making it faster and more stable – we want you to feel comfortable in your IDE, be productive and know that you can rely on your tools of … Continue reading →

Hi everyone, we are releasing the second Release Candidate build today with the only change – updated LLDB that fixes occasional hangs and crashes during debug session startup on OS X 10.8.4. Please let us know if you notice any … Continue reading →

Hey there, as WWDC’13 is coming to a conclusion, you’ll undoubtedly want to try all these new features in iOS 7 and Mavericks; and we’ve worked flat out to deliver a build with Xcode 5 and OS X 10.9 support … Continue reading →

Hello everyone! We are glad to tell you that we have a new EAP build today for you with more optimizations and background indexing. This build even has a new feature in it: warning suppressing, see OC-2082. While in most … Continue reading →

Hey fellows! You have probably been checking your RSS-reader of choice for quite a while now, looking for some news from us? And here goes one: We are opening AppCode 2.1 EAP today focused on performance and bug-fixes. Among the … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →