InfoQ

Jetbrains announced appCode (CIDR) EAP - an Objective-C IDE for Mac and iOS development

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InfoWorld

JetBrains adds IDE for Apple iOS, Mac OS X development

JetBrains says it now enables developers to deliver Xcode-compliant projects to the Apple App Store without ruffling any feathers, thanks to its AppCode IDE for Objective-C application development ...
InfoQ

JetBrains releases AppCode, an IDE for Objective-C

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Ars Technica

Does any one use AppCode?

Big fan of the IntelliJ-based Android Studio, and I have a free academic license for all of JetBrains' products, so I was wondering if it's worth learning something new and switching from Xcode.
The Next Web

AppCode 3.2 is out with better support for Swift

Not a big fan of Xcode? I don’t blame you. A great alternative, AppCode, has been updated to version 3.2, bringing in a lot of Swift. Like most things iOS development, the new AppCode pivots around ...
Ars Technica

Xcode 4 unifies design and code view, available to all for $4.99

Apple on Wednesday released Xcode 4, the latest version of its IDE for iOS and Mac OS X. The new release, in beta for nearly a year, combines several previously separate development tools into a ...
ZDNet

With Xcode 7, you can manually push apps to your iPhone, but there's a catch

Apple iPhones and iPads gained a new feature to similar to Android called app "sideloading", allowing people to install software from outside of the App Store. The intent is for people to build and ...