Tag Archives: EAP

A new AppCode Early Access build is available for download. Here are the highlights of the new features you can find in it. 1. Support for Automatic Reference Counting and related features mentioned at WWDC 2011 (We can’t disclose more … Continue reading →

Yay! WWDC time! And we’re almost off to US, California. We are all very excited to be there and hopefully to talk to you guys there. But we’ve been busy these last days and have readied a new build for … Continue reading →

We’re rolling out a new build of AppCode, our forthcoming IDE for iOS and Mac OS X developers. Thanks to your feedback we get lots of things fixed and improved. Here is the full list of changes since the last … Continue reading →

We’re moving pretty fast, aren’t we? This new AppCode EAP build (#108.197) has some really tasty new features that need your feedback sooner rather than later. First of all, for iOS projects it now has debug on device. It is … Continue reading →

We’ve just rolled out a new public build of AppCode (#106.624) with a bunch of new things you should like. Here is a brief overview of the most interesting stuff: Full support of linked projects: contents are shown in project … Continue reading →

It’s been a week since we announced first public EAP build for the AppCode and now we can say it’s adoption has beaten our highest hopes. We’ve received a lot of constructive feedback and that’s what we like most – … Continue reading →

Horray! It’s been a while since the first announcement that JetBrains is working on an Objective-C environment and we know many have been keen to try a new tool. So, without too many words, Early Access Program for appCode IDE … Continue reading →