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Hi, New AppCode 3.4 EAP, build 145.256 is available for download. The patch update is also available if you are using previous 3.4 EAP build. This update brings one of the long-awaited Swift code editing features - code folding of declarations in Swift. Let's go through all the code folding options available: Use +/- toggles on the left side of the editor window to expand/collapse any declaration: Mouse over the collapsed declaration to see it's contents: Expand/collapse the current code block using ⌘+/⌘-: Expand or collapse any declaration recursively via ⌥⌘+/⌥⌘-: Expan

Hi everyone, New AppCode 3.4 EAP, build 145.184 is available for download. The patch update is also available if you are using previous 3.4 EAP build. This build addresses the following important issues: Incorrect intentions about missing localization (OC-6896) Problem with Rename refactoring for already localized strings (OC-11707) Slow autocompletion appeared since build 144.4199 (IDEA-151684) From the C++ side this build delivers a lot of changes in Quick documentation. In addition to the information that is already displayed, AppCode will show hyperlinks for types referenc

Hi, New AppCode 3.4 EAP, build 145.61 is available for download. The patch update is also available if you are using previous 3.4 EAP build. This build delivers the following improvements: Starting from this version AppCode will use the same DerivedData directory location as Xcode (see OC-13193). It means that in case you have already built your project in Xcode, AppCode will not start compilation process from scratch and vice versa. Variadic templates support in C++ (CPP-5465) which includes a lot of fixes, especially for problems in overload resolution and false positives in code

Hi everyone, We are happy to announce that a fresh build (144.4199) is now available for download. The patch update is also available if you are using a previous 3.4 EAP build. While we are working hard on the big Swift support features from our roadmap, we do not forget about general IDE experience and valuable integrations. Build messages Since the first Swift version was released, many messages have been added to xcodebuild output that were reported as notes in AppCode build messages window (Cmd+0). While some of these messages were actual compiler notes, most of them did not contai

New AppCode 3.4 EAP, build 144.3891 is available for download. The patch update is also available if you are using previous 3.4 EAP build. This build addresses the following important issues: Error while parsing function array types (OC-13074) "Value is not of a pointer type" error in Swift debugger (OC-12811) Resolving inherited initialisers for Swift types (OC-11729) Ambiguous function resolve when parameters are not named (OC-12398) No autocompletion for variables with Objective-C type that were declared without type annotation in Swift (see OC-12866 and related issues):

Hi, Today we are excited to announce the launch of AppCode 3.4 EAP and the first build is already available on our confluence page. Please note that a patch from the release version will not be available until AppCode 3.4 gets stable. This EAP does not require an active license, so you can use it for free until the build expiration date. Swift This build delivers the following features and improvements: Parsing, completion and resolve for types conforming to OptionSetType protocol (OC-12078): Parsing, completion and resolve for Self type (OC-12913): Set value in Swift debu

Hi everyone, Two months ago we published AppCode 3.4 Roadmap and now it's time to update it and make some corrections in the release schedule: We plan to release AppCode 3.3.3 update at the beginning of February without significant additions to features and fixes that are already included in 3.3.x EAP builds. Approximately at the same time we will start the Early Access Program for AppCode 3.4. ETA for AppCode 3.4 release is early Spring, as planned before. Features that are currently not marked as "completed" here will be partially delivered in AppCode 3.4 release, while others wil

Update: AppCode 3.4 roadmap update Hi everyone, Last week we published AppCode 3.3 and now we want to thank all our EAP users and publish plans for the next release. We are grateful to everyone who shared their feedback and suggestions in Twitter, blog and other resources and especially to those who took their time to submit feature requests or bug reports to our tracker during EAP time (both for 3.2 and 3.3 versions). You really helped us to make our product more stable and great. We decided to send a gift of free 1-year subscription to several EAP evaluators, whose contribution w