Hi everyone, We are starting the Early Access Program for 2016.2.4 update and the first build is already available on our confluence page. Please, note that this EAP build requires an active subscription (or you can start a 30-day evaluation period). This build delivers support for Xcode 8.1 and a lot of fixes related to Swift 3 support. Find them all in the full release notes. Your AppCode team JetBrains The Drive to Develop

Hi everyone, AppCode 2016.2.3 update is available for download. If using AppCode 2016.2.2, you will get an automatic notification in the IDE. The update contains the following Swift 3 support features: SE-0005, first part: Resolution for Objective-C enums and options in Swift (OC-13728) SE-0025: Scoped access level support (OC-14151) SE-0031: Adjusting inout declarations for type decoration (OC-14104) SE-0046: Establish consistent label behavior across all parameters including first labels (OC-14055) SE-0048: Generic type aliases (OC-13838) SE-0049: Move @noescape and @auto

Hi, CLion 2016.2.3 update is now available. Download it from our site or wait for a patch-update in case you are using 2016.2.2 version. A list of fixes and improvements includes: Bundled CMake 3.6.2. Fix for a problem with CMake that doesn't recognize product file path with add_subdirectory after target renaming with case change. Mac users will be glad to learn that this build includes a fix for an extremely sensitive scrolling with a trackpad on macOS Sierra. There are also a couple of changes from the AppCode team in the Swift plugin mostly focused around Swift 3 support

We've just released IntelliJ IDEA 2016.2.5. In addition to bugfixes, it brings the support for macOS Sierra. As usual, you can get this update either from our website, or via the Check for Updates command right your current IntelliJ IDEA installation, or you could try an alternative and use JetBrains Toolbox App, which has recently been made available as RC. This brand new way has the advantage that you can use it to manage any of JetBrains IDE you have installed, not just IntelliJ IDEA, from a simple desktop tool. Develop with Pleasure!

TGIF! The good news today (apart from that it's Friday) is that IntelliJ IDEA 2016.2.4 is out. Inside you'll find a number of important bugfixes. Feel free to download and install the new version from scratch, or (if you’re running IntelliJ IDEA 2016.2.3), apply the patch by clicking Check for Updates and then Download and Install. Enjoy your weekend!

Good news! An IntelliJ IDEA 2016.2.4 RC is out and ready to test. Among other bugfixes the build addresses IDEA-160416, an annoying keyboard issue on OS X. Give the build a try and share your feedback. If no serious problems found, the build will go GA. Develop with Pleasure!

AppCode 2016.2.2 bug-fix update is available for download. If using AppCode 2016.2.1, you will get an automatic update notification in the IDE. The summary of this update includes: Performance and compatibility fixes New completion features for Swift including closure completion, completion and argument placeholders for Swift subscripts and improved behaviour of enum members completion. Settings to control label indentation, improved auto-completion for directives and initial C11 keywords support in parser for C++. Check the full release notes here. Your AppCode team JetBrain

Hi, CLion 2016.2.2 is now available! If you missed the CLion 2016.2 release, find out more about its new features and download CLion 2016.2.2 on the What’s new page. And if you are already using CLion 2016.2.1, you’ll soon get a notification about available patch-update. Find below a short summary of the important fixes and changes: Settings to control label indentation. Improved auto-completion for directives. Initial C11 keywords support in parser. Problem with typing dollar sign on macOS (IDEA-160416). Support for .inl headers format. More bug-fixes. Check the full

Hello everyone, Please welcome the next minor update: RubyMine 2016.2.3. To update, download the new version from our website or, if you’re running RubyMine 2016.2.2, install the patch by clicking Check for Updates. This update brings more accurate Ruby and HAML code error highlighting together with various fixes for better integration with version control systems. Thanks to our colleagues from the WebStorm team it also improves JavaScript support. You can find a full list of all addressed issues in the release notes. — Your RubyMine Team

Great news! Welcome IntelliJ IDEA 2016.2.3, a fresh bugfix update for IntelliJ IDEA 2016.2. Check out the release notes to see the list of available fixes. To update, either download and install the new version from scratch, or (if you're running IntelliJ IDEA 2016.2.2), click Check for Updates and then Download and Install to apply the patch. Develop with Pleasure!

A week ago 2016.2.2 EAP build introduced new code style settings, C11 keywords support and improved autocompletion for directives. Today we are making another 2016.2.2 EAP, build 162.1967.3, available for download. Patch-update is available in case you are using previous EAP build (162.1889.3). This build is focused on several regressions introduced in CLion 2016.2: Project view was hidden by mistake (CPP-7479). Duplicating code style settings were created by mistake when code generation settings were changed (CPP-6817). False warning "Control reaches end of non-void function" wa

Hello everyone, RubyMine 2016.2.2 is now available! You can download it from our website or, if you’re using RubyMine 2016.2.1, you will soon receive a notification about available patch-update. This update mostly brings fixes for UI responsiveness problems when working with Haml files, when running specs, while inspecting code. It also improves debugger among various bug fixes. You can find a full list of all addressed issues in the release notes. — Your RubyMine Team