2016.3

Hi everyone, AppCode 2016.3 is here, so download and try it right now! The patch update is also available if you are using 2016.2.4 version. In this post we will cover the most important changes included. Let’s get down to it! (more…)

Hi everyone, Today we are glad to announce that AppCode 2016.3 Release Candidate (build 163.8703.1) is available for download. That means 2016.3 release is just around the corner! The following issues are fixed in this build: Displaying Swift instance variables in the debugger (OC-14513) Problem with SourceKit inspections in some projects (OC-13999) False spellchecker errors when using class member in C++ (CPP-8185) We appreciate your feedback and comments, and if you find any bug at all, please file an issue in our tracker. Note, that this RC build does not require an acti

Hi, This week brings a very important AppCode 2016.3 EAP build, as it contains significant performance improvements in areas essential for writing the Swift code. Completion performance We made performance optimizations for Swift completion in pure Swift and mixed Objective-C/Swift projects and re-worked some parts of our completion caching system. It means that completion in Swift projects should become much faster comparing to any previous 2016.3 EAP build. SourceKit warnings and errors We fixed an important issue in SourceKit integration which caused significant delays when showing w

New AppCode 2016.3 EAP (build 163.7743.19) is available for download on our confluence page. If you are using previous 2016.3 EAP build, the patch update is also available. Resolution performance This build contains significant improvements in Swift resolution performance implemented as a first part of this task. It means that highlighting in Swift files should become faster and AppCode should use less CPU when editing Swift files in general. If you experienced any of the problems mentioned above before, we encourage you to try this build and share your feedback with us. Note that we are

Hi everyone, New AppCode 2016.3 EAP (build 163.7342.8) is available for download on our confluence page. If you are using previous 2016.3 EAP build, the patch update is also available. In this build we fixed critical issue with running/debugging iOS applications on simulator and device with Xcode 8.1 set in AppCode preferences. Currently it's the only issue related to this particular Xcode version support, so in case you see any other serious issues, please let us know about them. The most important new feature included in this build is the first part of Create from usage feature for

Important note: build 163.6957.11 is no longer available because of the critical issue with completion in mixed Objective-C/Swift projects. Please, use 163.6957.25 build instead which contains fixes mentioned below and does not have such problems with completion. We sincerely apologize for this issue. New AppCode 2016.3 EAP is available for download on our confluence page. If you are using previous 2016.3 EAP build, the patch update is also available. This build brings fixes for the following issues: Problems with Swift operators formatting (OC-12352, OC-12353) Incorrect indentation

Hi everyone, New AppCode 2016.3 EAP is out and available for download on our confluence page. If you are using previous 2016.3 EAP build, the patch update is also available. This build contains the following fixes and improvements: Issue running application on a device with Reveal library injected (OC-14326) and related problem with run configurations (OC-14335) Issue when source folder entries in project.iml file were changed unexpectedly (OC-13028) Support for projects generated with Swift Package Manager (OC-14196) Swift formatter fixes: continuation indent for multiline dec

Hi everyone, AppCode 2016.2.3 update is available for download. If using AppCode 2016.2.2, you will get an automatic notification in the IDE. The update contains the following Swift 3 support features: SE-0005, first part: Resolution for Objective-C enums and options in Swift (OC-13728) SE-0025: Scoped access level support (OC-14151) SE-0031: Adjusting inout declarations for type decoration (OC-14104) SE-0046: Establish consistent label behavior across all parameters including first labels (OC-14055) SE-0048: Generic type aliases (OC-13838) SE-0049: Move @noescape and @auto

New AppCode 2016.3 EAP is ready and available to download on our confluence page. If you are using previous 2016.3 EAP build, the patch update is also available. In addition to all changes included into the latest 2016.2.3 EAP, it contains fixes for the following issues: Problem with UI tests running in Xcode 8 (OC-14208). Proper resolution context handling inside #ifdef/#else/#endif macros in Objective-C. Code highlighting (as well as find usages, refactorings, code generation, code analysis and more) may depend on the set of preprocessor definitions for particular scheme in you proj

New AppCode 2016.2.3 EAP is ready and available to download on our confluence page. If you are using previous 2016.2.3 EAP build, the patch update is also available. This build brings the following new features and fixes: Resolution for Objective-C enums and options in Swift (first part of SE-0005 proposal, OC-13728) SE-0049: Move @noescape and @autoclosure to be type attributes (OC-14144) SE-0066: Standardize function type argument syntax to require parentheses (OC-14186) SE-0081: Move where clause to end of declaration (OC-13836) SE-0103: Make non-escaping closures the default

Hi everyone, Today we are ready to share our future plans for the next AppCode major update. Please note it’s a preliminary plan, so not all features listed below may be included in AppCode 2016.3. Swift: Swift 3 support in parser (OC-13726) New formatting options (top-voted subtasks in this ticket) Better completion handling (OC-11041, OC-13659) Objective-C: tasks related to module maps support (OC-13562) Performance: resolve in Swift closures (OC-13714) Xcode 8: New documentation format (OC-13906) Changes in project wizard (OC-13877) UI tests (OC-12491)