Today we are starting the Early Access Program for AppCode 2020.1, and the first build is already available to download from our site. (more…)

Hi everyone, A new AppCode 2019.3 EAP build is available for download on our site. The highlights of this update include: Support for alternative Swift toolchains (OC-13008). If you set a specific Swift toolchain in Xcode (such as Swift for Tensorflow) selected in AppCode preferences, AppCode will correctly resolve entities for this toolchain, use it for building, running, testing, and debugging your project, and display its version in Preferences | Tools | Xcode. Note that initial caching may be slow during the first project opening in such a case. Performance improvements relate

Please welcome the release of AppCode 2018.3! Read on to learn about Swift 4.2 support, new Generate actions, Navigate to Type Declaration, and lots of formatting improvements for Swift, iOS extensions support in the debugger, better resolve in multi-target projects, and much more! Download AppCode 2018.3 (more…)

Hi everyone, Today we are starting the Early Access Program for AppCode 2018.2.3. Build 182.4505.6 is now available for download on our site. Improvements AppCode now shows all the possible candidates for Swift functions with default parameters in the completion together with parameter names: This change can add a lot of completion candidates, so here we need your feedback. Please share it in the comment section below or here in the tracker. Bug fixes Resolve: Unable to resolve type of map and flatMap expressions on optionals (OC-17437)

Hi everyone, Today we are starting the Early Access Program for AppCode 2018.2.2. Build 182.4323.4 is now available for download on our site. New features Have a working completion for Swift key paths: Completion in #keypath() (OC-15059) and for subscript components in key paths (OC-16222) is to be improved in future. Adjust access control for setters with the new quick-fix: Improvements Easily select the content of a Swift code construct within curly braces using Extend/Shrink Selection (⌥↑/⌥↓): Have setter access modifiers shown in the completion list: Bug fixes AppCod

Hi everyone, New AppCode 2018.2 EAP build 182.3569.28 is available for download on our site. Breadcrumbs for Swift Now AppCode shows breadcrumbs for the Swift code and allows configuring them in Preferences | Editor | General | Breadcrumbs: To show breadcrumbs only for the current editor, select Active Editor | Show Breadcrumbs in the View menu. Bug fixes The following issues have been addressed in this build: Swift: top-level completion has noticeable delay even on small projects (OC-17402) Ambiguous resolve when type name equals to module name (OC-16972) Incorrect inspection

There are a lot of helpful plugins in AppCode plugin repository - such as, for example, the Markdown support. Today we will take a look at three plugins dedicated to Swift development. SwiftLint SwiftLint is a static analysis tool by Realm that helps you enforce Swift style and conventions in your project. You can use it in AppCode in the same way as in Xcode, by adding the corresponding build phase into your project settings. However, it may be easier to configure it once for all projects. To do that, install the SwiftLint plugin directly from Preferences | Plugins: Restart AppCode and o

Hi, Today we are glad to announce that the first CLion 2017.1 EAP build (171.2613.3) is available for download. You can install it side by side with your current stable CLion version, no active subscription required. Download CLion 2017.1 EAP Short summary: Make auto intention Polished Quick Documentation Project Model improvements VCS Log Viewer improvements Zero latency typing mode is on by default Dvorak layout support Code analysis fixes and other improvements SourceKit inspections and intentions for Swift Upd. More C++14 support (generic lambdas, varia

Hi everyone, New AppCode 2016.2 EAP is available for download with new great features on board! As usual, the patch update is also available if you are using previous 2016.2 EAP build. Introduce Variable This build brings one of the most important features from our roadmap - initial implementation of Introduce Variable refactoring for Swift. Let’s see how you can use it: Select the expression you want to extract and press ⌘⌥V. AppCode will suggest the name automatically - you can use it or write your own: (more…)

Hi, Finally, AppCode 2016.1 is here, so download and try it right now! And if you’ve already installed the AppCode 2016.1 RC2 build, then simply keep using it, since it’s the same as the released one. Swift This release delivers a lot of fixes bringing correct parsing and resolve for the following Swift constructions: Types conforming to OptionSetType protocol: Self type Variadic parameters in closures and functions Typealias initializers Function array types (more…)

Hi, It's a big day today, since we are rolling out CLion 2016.1 release. Please, welcome! This is the version that was previously tagged 1.5 – we hope our new versioning scheme doesn’t confuse you too much. We’re nearly done with the announced roadmap, though some CMake items are left for future updates. Many extra features have also found their way into this release. Read on for more details, and then download and try the new version right now! C++ language support This release brings long-awaited support for variadic templates (C++11). With the related fixes in the function

Hi everyone, We are happy to announce that a fresh build (144.4199) is now available for download. The patch update is also available if you are using a previous 3.4 EAP build. While we are working hard on the big Swift support features from our roadmap, we do not forget about general IDE experience and valuable integrations. Build messages Since the first Swift version was released, many messages have been added to xcodebuild output that were reported as notes in AppCode build messages window (Cmd+0). While some of these messages were actual compiler notes, most of them did not contai