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Xcode

Xcode at Mac App Store analyse

Apple
0 ratings · Power index: 3243
Version 27.0
Size 0 Bytes
Updated 1 week ago
Released 16 Feb 2012

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Description

Xcode offers the tools you need to develop, test, and distribute apps for Apple platforms, including generative intelligence powered by frontier coding agents and models, advanced profiling and debugging tools, and simulators for Apple devices. 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. Device Hub enables rapid prototyping and testing of your app on both physical devices and simulators, with dynamic resizing and adjustable appearance. Instruments helps you profile and analyze your app, improve performance, and investigate system resource usage. And you can design stunning layered icons out of Liquid Glass with Icon Composer, 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 Account. 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 in all regions or on all Apple devices.

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Monthly Downloads > 71.35k
Est. Revenue ~ $29.19k

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MacDesktop

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Version History

Latest: 27.0

Xcode 27 includes Swift 6.4 and SDKs for iOS 27, iPadOS 27, tvOS 27, watchOS 27, visionOS 27, and macOS 27. Accelerate your development with agentic coding that plans features, writes code, runs tests, and validates changes in previews and on device. Xcode has integrated support for agents from Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI. You can also add any agent compatible with the Agent Client Protocol, and extend Xcode with your own skills and tools using the Model Context Protocol. * Agent tools can now build your project, render previews with variants, drive your app in Device Hub, run tests, read the console, and search Apple documentation. * Plan mode lays out your approach before any code is written, with plans rendered in Markdown, including diagrams and support for inline comments. * Built-in skills help agents modernize your code with new APIs and best practices, covering SwiftUI, App Intents, universal sizing, accessibility, testing, performance, and more. * Xcode services stay available to external coding agents at all times, including builds, previews, tests, and simulators. Also in Xcode 27: * Device Hub unifies simulated and physical devices in one app, with dynamic resizing and adjustable appearance. * Themes extend color and fonts throughout the interface, with new customizable presets and a theme you can set per project. * String Catalogs help you localize your app with coding agents that can add languages, discover new strings, and use code context and prior translations to improve output quality. * Express new project workflow lets you start writing code immediately, with no project configuration. And standalone Swift files render previews and playground results in the canvas. * Previews display a grid of variations for any property with #Preview(arguments:), render multiple localizations, and resize to arbitrary canvas sizes. * New instruments deepen performance analysis with Swift Executors for cooperative pool and actor activity, Foundation Models for prompts, responses, and token usage, and Core AI for tracing model execution. * Organizer prioritizes performance work with a new overview of high-impact regressions, storage and hitch metrics, metric goals calibrated to similar apps, and agent-generated fix recommendations. * Xcode Cloud helps you build high-quality apps, with a simplified setup, streamlined app record creation, and support for Apple Vision Pro and apps using Metal. * Icon Composer supports multi-layer Liquid Glass icons with a sharper rendering mode and deeper shadows.
v26.5 1 week ago
v16.4 3 months ago

Horrible

Maud et Louise · 10 years ago · v7.3.1

Crashs intempestifs ! Comment développer correctement avec un logiciel pareil ?

Update does not work

Gamafana · 10 years ago · v7.3.1

Stuck for hours in a loading loop which does nothing. Try agaibn, restart, try voodoo, nothing works. Even though (or rather, because) I’m a Mac dev since 1984, i’m getting major p-o’d that Apple is getting so Microsoft-like. I know people who have less hassle with Windoze !!!

Des mises a jour tous les mois

Jpjob314 · 10 years ago · v7.3.1

Une tripoté de mises a jour, tous les mois, qui ne supportent même plus les syntaxes précédentes… Une perte de temps considérable

SUPER

béarn fire 43567 · 10 years ago · v7.3.1

De tout les IDE que j’ai pu testé Xcode est le meilleur et donne le goût de programmer ! L’interface est intuitive, élégante et facile d’utilisation. Après je trouve ca dommage que parfois l’aide à l’écriture devienne très lente quand il y a beaucoup de ligne dans un fichier source … Il a peut être encore besoin d’optimisation :) Sinon tout bug ( très rare ^^ ) se résout juste en relancant l’application ou se résout d’elle même en peux de temps. Je donne 5 étoiles car je suis conqui .

Les traductions SVP

Gabmiral60 · 10 years ago · v7.3.1

Je mettrais 5 étoiles quand il y aura les traductions de l’interface. Après je peux toujours lire en anglais mais les autres utilisateurs pourront avoir quelques problèmes (en plus l’app est énorme à télécharger.)

Globalement pas génial

Alain F. · 10 years ago · v7.3.1

J’utilise Xcode tous les jours à titre pro, et je trouve que cet IDE est quand même particulièrement en retard par rapport à ce qui se fait. - Apple est incapable, depuis au moins 3 versions majeures de faire un système d’autocomplétion qui fonctionne. Téléchargez Netbeans et prennez exemple les gars - Il manque un panneau listant le fonctions dans une classe (le menu dropdown c’est vraiment pas pratique) - C’est quoi ce système d’onglet. Sans rire. - Le support Git est cassé depuis de nombreuses versions. Je ne crois pas avoir jamais réussi à faire un push avec Xcode. Ou même un commit. Un Add peut être une fois. - De bugs des bugs des bugs. Bouge la fenêtre pendant la compile d’un framework ? Crash. Ctrl+ C ? Le panneau de navigateur de fichier se vide mystérieusement. Essaye de lancer une appli sur un terminal ? Erreur inconnue. Eternue un peu trop fort ? Crash. La compilation reste relativement rapide, le debugger est correct, et la documentation intégrée pratique, mais comparé à d’autre IDE, c’est vraiment bas de gamme.

LOL

Thibalt91 · 10 years ago · v7.3.1

Bien les crash sur un logiciel sensé être plus que compatible avec une machine à 3000e?? Apple, think different… Arrêtez de penser et de compter nos billets, faut bosser un peu les mecs!!