Xcode is certainly not the first tool Apple made for its developer community, but it may be the most well thought out tool they have produced. First demoed during Apple’s Worldwide Developers ...

Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduced Apple’s new Xcode developer tools during his Worldwide Developers Conference keynote address. Xcode combines a Unix-based development environment, a breakthrough — and ...

Apple released its visionOS SDK and developer tools on Wednesday, along with more info about developing for Apple Vision Pro. Here's an overview of what it is, what it can do, and how to get started.

Apple today announced that starting in January 2024, all Apple Developer Program memberships will include 25 compute hours of Xcode Cloud at no additional cost on top of the Developer membership fee.

Apple has unveiled new tools, technologies, and APIs [application programming interfaces] designed to help developers create even richer experiences for their users. Susan Prescott, Apple’s vice ...

Following the Platforms State of the Union address this afternoon at WWDC20 Apple has shared some highlights on its new developer tech and tools to “foster the next generation of apps.” These include ...

Lickability has released Buildwatch for Xcode, its new developer tool for macOS. It’s a menu bar app that lets developers keep an eye on their Xcode compile times throughout the day. According to the ...

As well as announcing a wealth of new features to the range of different operating systems including the new macOS Monterey, iPadOS, WatchOS 8 and more, Apple has also introduced new developer tools ...

In a new interview, Susan Prescott, Apple’s vice president of worldwide developer relations, and Andreas Wendker, Apple’s vice president of tools and frameworks engineering, talk about the new tools ...

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Made the "jump" from 10.4.11 to 10.7.3 last night. First order of business was getting the Developer Tools on, so I could re-compile the CLI tools. Turns out Xcode 4.3 was just released a few days ago ...

Claiming to make accessible the same APIs that it uses for iPhone development, Apple today announced that the object-oriented application programming environment that will be used for the iPhone SDK.