Today we are happy to share with you the official release of AppCode 3.2. We’ve put a lot of effort into this to bring you better Swift development experience and a host of Swift productivity features. Let’s see what’s on board! With more accurate code resolve for Swift and mixed Objective-C and Swift code, you can rely on AppCode 3.2’s code completion, find usages, navigation and Rename refactoring. You will also be happy to hear that custom Swift frameworks are resolved correctly now, meaning that code completion and other features will work for them as well. Swift string interpolat

Hi everyone! After the first release candidate we decided to publish several important improvements for Swift type inference in subscripts and expressions with operators. These changes are incorporated into RC2 (build 141.2456). Please refer to our tracker for more details. As usual, you can download the build from confluence page. Patch update from RC1 is also available. Stay tuned as the official AppCode 3.2 release is coming soon! Develop with pleasure, The AppCode Team

AppCode 3.2 Release Candidate (build 141.2455) is out today! A few days left before the official release of AppCode 3.2, and we really appreciate your feedback at this stage. If you find any bug at all, please file an issue in our tracker. The build is available for download on our confluence page. Please note that to use AppCode 3.2 RC you need to have an active license (or start a 30-day trial period). To see the list of the issues fixed in this build, please go to the tracker. As you may have already noticed, AppCode 3.2 officially supports Xcode 6.4 on OS X 10.10 and Xcode 6.2 on OS

Hi, New AppCode 3.2 EAP, build 141.2454 is available for download. The patch update is also available if you are using previous 3.2 EAP build. The most notable feature in this build is Quick Documentation in Swift. To see the relevant documentation, just press F1 - the documentation displays in a pop-up window with clickable links to other resources. The content includes: standard documentation from Apple DocSets: your own documentation comments (use standard '///documentation' format), classes, protocols and functions signatures, enums, type aliases, etc.: and even inferre

Hi everyone, Today AppCode 3.2 EAP 141.2391 is available for download. The patch update is also available if you are using previous 3.2 EAP build. This build introduces mostly bugs/regressions fixes and small improvements, like unresolved Swift parent class members used in Objective-C code (OC-12245), incorrect unused code inspection (OC-12238), regression with block parameter autocompletion (OC-12233) and Inline Variables View for Swift now working correctly. Please, note that in case you have custom appcode.vmoptions file (for example, you were increasing memory to fix some performa

Hi, AppCode 3.2 EAP build 141.2263 is available for download. From the Swift and Objective-C side, this build delivers: Resolve for the custom Swift frameworks (for example, Alamofire). Swift bridging header problems fixes: OC-11488, OC-10856, OC-12151. Resolve for members (properties, functions, etc) of Swift classes when used in Objective-C. Please note, that renaming Swift member elements from Objective-C code is not yet supported. Code Data objects rendering for Xcode 6.3+. Some small fixes for __nullable/__nonnull keywords (OC-12083 and OC-12084). Other chang

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

The new Early Access build for AppCode 3.2 Tascalate (141.1689) is now available for trying. You can download it from the confluence page, an update from the previous EAP build is available. Override/Implement in Swift You can override any method of a parent class or implement any protocols, using the code generation facilities with Ctrl+O/Ctrl+I or generate menu (Cmd+N). AppCode creates a stub with some default code (for example, call to a method of the superclass for override), leaving the developer with the task of providing some meaningful source code. This works for Swift now - try it r

Hi everyone, With summer right here, we couldn’t wait any longer. The Early Access Program for AppCode 3.2 has launched! It’s been six months since we released AppCode 3.1, which was mostly dedicated to Swift. Our top priority hasn’t changed, but there are quite a few other things on the plate, too! Read on to learn what’s inside AppCode 3.2 EAP and download the first build from our confluence page. Mixing languages We delivered basic Swift support in June 2014, soon after WWDC 2014. We then took a big step forward in October 2014 with AppCode 3.1 EAP, offering deeper Swift support