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Hello everyone, Update: AppCode 3.1 with Swift support is released! While working on Swift support in AppCode, we were extremely interested in Swift popularity in the community. Our research team spent some time investigating it and trying to answer the following questions: How many projects are written on Swift already? In which countries Swift is most popular? What does the community think about Swift? How does Swift popularity grow? And a while back we got an interesting infographics which we'd like to share with you here. (more…)

Swift is a new and promising programming language introduced by Apple during the summer of 2014. In this interview we speak with Maxim Medvedev about Swift support in AppCode, our IDE for iOS/OS X developers. Maxim joined the AppCode team in summer and drives the Swift development at present. AppCode 3.1 is going to be released later this year with many intelligent features that will help you start using the new language.   Hello Maxim and thank you for taking the time to speak with us. Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your background? Hi. I graduated from Software Engine

Hey all, We would like to give you a small update on what’s been going on in the AppCode team. As you may have heard already, a few weeks ago JetBrains announced CLion, a cross-platform C/C++ IDE. This IDE is a direct product of our experience with AppCode, where we’ve had C++ support for some time already and had time to test various approaches and gradually improve it. What you may not know is that both AppCode and CLion are being developed by the same team at the moment, because of huge overlap of functionality and required skills. This takes sacrifices, as sometimes we have to dra