AppCode 2016.3 is released, and swifter than before
News|6 December 2016
The third release of JetBrains AppCode makes the developer experience swifter than it has ever been before.
Here are some of the features and improvements developers can take advantage of:
- Benefit from the first huge part of Swift 3 support features with lots of the latest language changes included.
- Reformat code easily with the first-class set of new Swift code style options for chained method calls, closures, condition clauses, method parameters and more.
- Create Swift functions, properties and variables just by using them with Create from Usage actions.
- Experience significantly improved editor performance, and faster completion, navigation and code resolution in pure Swift and mixed Swift/Objective-C code.
- See all the errors and warnings in your Swift code almost instantly with massive performance optimisations made in the SourceKit integration.
- Run and debug your UI tests using the built-in AppCode test runner and fix any issue faster by running only failed tests.
- If doing C++, check user-defined literals, C++14 digit separator and improved overload resolution support, as well as dozens of fixes for false-positive code analysis checks.
- Understand how data flow through the code with semantic highlighting for Swift, Objective-C and C++.
- Check out undo actions and sign-off commit in VCS, as well as an improved UI and speed-up filtering in Git/Mercurial log.
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