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Hi, A new AppCode 2019.2 EAP build is here! Code coverage for unit tests Now you can run unit tests with coverage in AppCode. There is no need to change any settings in your scheme – just select the test target and press the Run with Coverage button: You can see the coverage results on the left gutter in the editor: Click the coverage color indicator to see the hit count or hide the coverage: View coverage statistics in the Project view or in a separate tool window: Known problems: Code coverage is not yet implemented for UI tests (OC-18808) Results may b

Hi everyone, A new AppCode 2019.2 EAP build is available on our site. New features in this build: Debugger: LLDB / GDB command completion in console (OC-4061) Swift 5.1: Library Evolution for Stable ABIs (SE-0260) Notable bug fixes: Reveal v23 integration is broken: "Reveal.app not found" (OC-18722) Swift: rename of inner class breaks extension declaration (OC-18661) That’s it! See the full list of fixes in our tracker. Your AppCode team JetBrains The Drive to Develop

Hi everyone, Today we are starting the Early Access Program for AppCode 2019.2, and the first build is already available to download from our site. Download AppCode 2019.2 EAP (more…)

Thank you for participating in the AppCode Early Access Program. We've started one for AppCode 3.2 recently and have got many useful comments and feedback from you. Today we’d like you to try the next EAP build (sorry, but patch update is not available this time). As usual, it doesn’t require an active license. We would really appreciate your feedback in our tracker. Since Xcode 6.4 is released, we recommend to use this version in AppCode on OS X 10.10. On 10.9 the supported Xcode version is still 6.2. Xcode 7, by-turn, is in beta now, however we do our best to make AppCode 100% compatible

In this post I'd like to cover some of the essentials regarding debugging with AppCode - how to add breakpoints and manage them, step through code, review variables, evaluate expressions and so on. Let's start with adding some line breakpoints - to set one just click in the left gutter next to the line in question, you'll see a red dot appear there. To remove it click on it again. When you have many breakpoints in different parts of your project, you can easily manage them using Breakpoints dialog that you can invoke with Shift+Cmd+F8 shortcut or from the main menu Run | View Breakpoints.