Xcode

Xcode

By Apple

  • Category: Developer Tools
  • Release Date: 2012-02-16
  • Current Version: 16.4
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 2.88 GB
  • Developer: Apple
  • Compatibility: Android, iOS 15.3

Description

Xcode offers all the tools you need to craft great apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Apple Watch, Apple Vision Pro, and Mac. It enables a unified workflow that spans from the earliest stages of app development to testing, debugging, optimization, and app distribution to testers and users. And with the Swift programming language, Xcode makes developing apps easy and fun. Xcode includes a world-class code editor with an on-device machine learning model trained for Swift and Apple SDKs, a built-in preview tool that shows the UI of your app as you modify code, and a powerful debugger with conditional breakpoints. Xcode also includes companion tools to help you rapidly prototype and test your app. Simulator enables rapid prototyping and testing your app in a simulated environment when a real device isn’t available. Instruments helps you profile and analyze your app, improve performance, and investigate system resource usage. And you can use Reality Composer Pro to create 3D content, train custom machine learning models with Create ML, and identify potential accessibility issues with Accessibility Inspector. To test or run applications on an Apple device, all you need is a free Apple ID. To submit your apps to the App Store you must be a member of the Apple Developer Program. Some features may require Internet access and may not be available for all regions or on all Apple devices.

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Reviews

  • An Utter Catastrophe

    1
    By reabbotted12345
    I’m blown away but what a disaster this IDE is. It crashes constantly. It’s ridiculously slow. It doesn’t do even basic IDE functionality. It’s utterly terrible.
  • Great all around

    5
    By JrFTW
    Honestly this makes creating apps so easy!
  • A total disgrace

    1
    By
    Xcode is utterly a disgrace for Apple. The only differences between releases are Swift compiler updates (provided by swift.org) and new simulator binaries. Everything else is abandoned with annoying bugs not fixed for years.
  • nice application

    4
    By 想见见你08
    very good
  • Terrible IDE

    1
    By AntoHTML
    The amount of bugs and non-compatibility across versions is not worth using a separate IDE for swift development. This application, not the language Swift itself, is the reason I stopped learning swift. It is much more worth your time to just use VSCode and learn something else.
  • It does the job

    5
    By Have You Considered, LLC.
    No IDe is perfect, but in over 30 years of programming I find that Xcode does a well balanced job of exposing new features, and keeping me productive.
  • What a absolute garbage to work with more often coding break pinning to Xcode don’t get permissions

    1
    By Sanc Max
    What a garbage and has no meaning to continue to exist.. it’s the new IE explorer of software development.
  • Can you add a Swift Linter?

    2
    By ninefortyone941
    Would be great if we had a built-in "Linter" for Swift code that makes sure all Swift code is formatted in the same way across our projects. Also don’t block us for device operations like “copying symbols”. It’s insanely annoying that the entire editor is blocked when these operations are running.
  • Redoing work due to crashes

    1
    By arvinkx
    Pretty sad this is where we are - a simple framework project can crash and take completed work with it.
  • Xcode is unusable for React Native development on macOS Sequoia

    1
    By AV🥑
    I'm on a brand new Mac running macOS Sequoia, and Apple forces me to use Xcode 15.4, which is incompatible with every stable version of React Native under Expo SDK 50. Downgrading Xcode isn’t allowed, and older Xcode versions won't even open. The latest Xcode breaks native builds due to C++ standard library issues (std::char_traits in RCT-Folly). No workarounds work without major hacks, patching, or virtual machines.

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