Roadmap

Hi everyone, Here is the roadmap for AppCode 2021.1: Swift 5.4 support Support for new versions of Xcode Performance improvements (indexing and resolve speed) Objective-C support for SPM packages (OC-20192) For this release we plan to focus primarily on performance improvements and bug fixes for new functionality. If you have any questions, please ask them in the comments below. Your Ap

Hi everyone, This is the roadmap for AppCode 2020.3: Indexing performance improvements Swift 5.3 and Xcode 12 support (subtasks here) SPM support (standalone projects and bug fixes) Cross-language Change Signature refactoring Rename refactoring (bug fixes) As you can see, we plan to focus primarily on performance improvements and bug fixes for recently added functionality. If you have any questi

Hi everyone! It’s time for us to share our plans for AppCode 2020.2: Add Xcode 12 and Swift 5.3 support. Provide support for Xcode projects that use Swift Package Manager dependencies. Enhance SourceKit-based completion. Implement the Change Signature refactoring for Swift. Improve caching speed and eliminate as many freezes as possible. If you have any questions, please ask them in t

Hi everyone, It’s time to share our plans for AppCode 2020.1, which haven’t changed much since 2019.3. We will continue to focus primarily on enhancing performance and Swift support: Swift 5.1 & 5.2 Performance: Make code highlighting, completion, and navigation faster for mixed and pure Swift projects. Improve caching speed, including the “Processing Swift Modules” and “Building Mod

Hi everyone, Our roadmap for AppCode 2019.3 will be the shortest we’ve ever shared: this release will be focused on performance improvements without launching any new features. The goal is to eliminate as many freezes and slow-downs as possible. To do this as well as we can, we’ll need your help! The best place to share any performance problem is our tracker. You don’t have to understand w

Hi everyone, We haven’t announced a roadmap for AppCode 2019.1, because it was mostly focused on fixing bugs. Now it’s time for AppCode 2019.2, and here we have a lot more new features to look forward to! Swift: Swift 5.1 support Call Hierarchy (OC-11221) Markdown support for documentation comments (OC-14036) Closure folding (OC-13294) Xcode 11 support Code Coverage (OC-2945) Completi

Hi everyone, It’s time to share our preliminary plans for the next release (note, that not all the features listed below may make it into AppCode 2018.3). Swift: Swift 4.2 and 5.0 Generate (init, description, enum cases, etc.) Type hierarchy Objective-C: Issues related to header maps support (OC-15000) Resolve performance and correctness (OC-17449) Debugger: Ab

Last week we released AppCode 2018.1, now it’s time to share our plans for the next release. Please note this is a preliminary plan, so not all the features listed below may make it into AppCode 2018.2. Swift: Swift 4.2 and 5.0 support Completion for keyPaths (OC-15922) Setter access modifiers (OC-15409) Issues related to implicitly imported Swift modules (OC-15214, OC-15924).

Two weeks ago we released AppCode 2017.3 and now it’s time to share our plans for the next release: Please note this is a preliminary plan, so not all features listed below may be included in AppCode 2018.1. Swift: Swift 4.1 support (OC-15947) Type Hierarchy view (OC-11220) Support for where clauses in extensions (OC-14763) Completion for keyPaths (OC-15922) Quick support (OC-1166

Two weeks ago we released AppCode 2017.2 and now it’s time to share our plans for the next release! Special thanks We’d like to thank everyone who evaluated AppCode during the Early Access Program and shared their feedback and suggestions in our Twitter, blog and support channel, and especially to those who submitted issues or feature requests to our tracker. Several evaluators deserve free 1-ye

Hi everyone, Today we are ready to share our future plans for AppCode 2017.2. Please note this is a preliminary plan, so not all features listed below may be included in AppCode 2017.2. We are going to work on the following areas: Swift: Swift 3 and upcoming Swift 3.x support tasks Resolution improvements Override/Implement via completion (OC-13342) Access modifiers in resolutio

Hi everyone, Today we are ready to share our future plans for the AppCode 2017.1. Based on our users feedback, we’ve decided to dedicate this release to refining AppCode. The main focus will be parsing and resolution correctness for Objective-C, Swift and mixed code, together with performance optimizations and Xcode support tasks. Please note this is a preliminary plan, so not all features

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

Hi everyone, Two weeks ago we published AppCode 2016.1 and now it’s time to reveal our plans for the next release. Special thanks We’d like to thank everyone who evaluated AppCode during the Early Access Program and shared their feedback and suggestions in our Twitter, blog and support channel, and especially to those who submitted issues or feature requests to our tracker. Several evaluators

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

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 (