Marocchino

Hello everyone, Today we are making AppCode 3.0.6 available. In this build we've fixed a couple of major problems with Xcode 6 and OS X 10.10. In particular, we've improved running unit tests on iOS 7.0 device and running XCTests on OS X and simulators. This update also addresses a crucial AppCode's crash on OS X 10.10 (and in some situations on 10.9.4), a broken integration with the newest version of CocoaPods and a couple of exceptions in UI Designer. The full list of changes is available here, and you can download the build from our website or via ‘Check for updates’ AppCode menu.

Hi everyone, This update includes Xcode 6 GM & 6.1 compatibility improvements, including new iPhones 6 and 6 Plus support. An important problem with the storyboards using new Xcode 6 Adaptive Segues was fixed. Some critical issues were also addressed in this build: OC-10659 - Sometimes code is lost during pasting; OC-10621 - Macro is silently removed when coping and pasting or reformatting code. The full list of changes is available here. Pay attention, that you have to download the build from our website in order to get this update. ‘Check for updates’ from AppCode menu won't be a

The recording of our September 2nd webinar, BDDing your Objective-C Apps, is now available on JetBrainsTV YouTube channel. In this webinar, Paweł Dudek and Łukasz Warchoł show how you can leverage AppCode to really empower your BDD workflow. Below are some questions from our webinar answered by Paweł, Łukasz and Anastasia. Q: How I get the Live Templates from this webinar? Do I need to configure the Live Templates? A: You can grab them on the GitHub. Just do File | Import settings... and that's it, no extra configuration needed! Q: How to create my own Live Template? A: Just

Since version 3 AppCode includes an awesome feature - multiple cursors and selections, that allows you to do many deals at a time increasing your productivity! Let’s see how you can use it and when it’s a good case for this feature. Multiple selections allow you to put a cursor in multiple locations in your file and edit them at once. This feature works with all languages supported by AppCode such as Objective-C, C, C++, HTML, JavaScript, CSS and more. (more…)

AppCode offers a wide variety of code refactorings, which track down and correct the affected code references automatically. Some of them are widely known and often used, others are just missed. Move refactoring is present in AppCode since 2.1 version, but have you ever used it? Let’s take a closer look at it. Generally speaking, there’s nothing special about Move refactoring, but in complex projects with a large code base, it really saves your time when, for example, you move a method to a new place that turns out to be a lot harder than you thought it would be. The Move refactoring allows

This guest blog post is from Julian Król, iOS developer at Trifork. He has been developing iOS apps for more than two years and continues to find it very exciting. In his free time he enjoys travelling and training martial arts. You can find him on LinkedIn. In this blog post I would like to mention a few features (from the very long list) that makes AppCode very valuable IDE for an iOS developer. Some of those features are in the AppCode for quite a long time but someone may missed them or be unaware of them. The functionalities I’m describing below are not the most popular and famous fea

Hello everyone, We've announced 3.0.3 update recently. Unfortunately a critical bug in formatting was there - thanks to our user who mentioned and reported the problem. Today the update 3.0.4 with the fix is available. Also in C/C++ code the autocompletion is now working after '->', '::', '->*', etc. You can download the build from our website or via ‘Check for updates’ AppCode menu. Develop with pleasure! The AppCode Team

Hi everyone, We've got another fresh update for you today. Several crucial problems were addressed in this build: OC-9910 - Incorrect indentation of method's block arguments; OC-10033 - Merge Tool unable to merge resolving conflicts; OC-9752 - Line and block comments always place comment at first column regardless the settings. Also some use cases were improved for the new code inspection which offers to switch to modern literal syntax (#ifdef/#if sections handling, cases with specific symbols, cases that should consider type casts OC-10314, OC-10318). The full list of changes

Hi everyone, In this update we’ve improved compatibility with the latest Xcode 6 beta releases (including beta 2 and beta 3) and iOS 8 and fixed a couple of problems. For instance, here are several crucial problems that were addressed in this build: OC-10186 - XCTest does not work on iOS7.1, iOS8 device with Xcode 6; OC-10232 - Logic tests don't work under simulator in Xcode 6; OC-10303 - Reveal library couldn't be injected to iOS 8 (however still an issue exists in case of iPhone 4S). Please note here that in case of Xcode 6 to run logic tests under simulator or OS X (or for any

The recording of our June 12th webinar, Embracing AppCode 3, is now available on JetBrainsTV YouTube channel. In this webinar, Rafał Legiędź shows some “standard” magic like code assistance, code generation and refactoring features, goes through debugging and CocoaPods support, and even gives a small demo of Swift coding in AppCode. Below are some questions from our webinar answered by Rafał and Anastasia. Q: Does AppCode have Interface Builder? Does it support storyboard format? A: Yes, since 3.0 version AppCode includes integrated UI Designer that provides all the essential UI

One of the most notable features of AppCode is code analysis, which helps keep your code accurate and clean. The flexible mechanism of resolving problems works on the fly and allows you to easily improve code structure, detect unreachable and redundant code, conform to numerous guidelines and standards, detect performance issues, and much more. AppCode not only highlights code issues in the editor, but also suggests intelligent quick-fixes and adds useful indicators to the right-hand gutter which let you instantly see the status of the file and navigate around the detected issues: AppCod

Last week Apple presented a bunch of new fantastic software pieces and technologies for iOS/OS X developers. New OS X, new iOS, new Xcode and even a new language! These innovations looks really impressive and promising, and we know you undoubtedly want to try them. So we did our best to deliver the new Xcode 6 support together with basic Swift support in a short time. And here it comes, please, welcome AppCode 3.0.1 update! To try the new features check you have Xcode 6 installed and selected in AppCode's Preferences | Xcode. Create new project from Xcode 6 template, build and run your app