Hi Anton,

I've been using AppCode since way back in the private beta (when it was called CIDR :-) and my app Live UK Train Departures was created using it. Live UK Train Departures (http://bit.ly/LiveTrainsApp) uses the official UK National Rail live trains feed to give users live real-time UK train times and platform numbers in a native, easy to read format. It has sold thousands of copies, and has been the Number 1 paid Trains app in the UK app store a number of times.

I consider it a great success and AppCode has been instrumental in this; AppCode very much eased my beginner's steps into Objective-C, helping me learn, develop good coding practice and avoid common pitfalls. Also as time goes by having a great tool to work on the app means that I am continually motivated to add new features and improve it further.

Way back during beta testing I suggested that you provide some sort of badge that could be displayed in your users' applications - 'Built using AppCode' or something similar - to help promote your excellent product.  You guys said back then that it was a good idea but nothing ever came of it - are you still thinking to do this? I'd be quite happy to include this in my app's About screen.

I hope this info helps, and thanks for continuing to improve what is already a fantastic IDE.

Cheers,

Nathan.

I work for Mutual Mobile in Ausin. (The company has grown from 5 UT students 3 years ago to over 300 employees today, we may have surpassed 400.)

I am currently working on an application for a major health insurance company, team of about a dozen: 3 iOS and 3 Android devs, 3 server devs (python/django), 2 Designers, PM and test. The application currently has 70+ screens! Yeah a bit much but it will be an incredible app, many features are very cool. My favorite is Provider location by zip or gps and filtered by specialty. (Probably saying too much already.)

If the app wasn't targeted exclusively to this insurance company's customers I imagine it would be a featured app easily.

AppCode's analysis feature has generated a lot of interest, I believe 2 devs have bought licenses for this feature alone. Of course as I show folks its power its generating a lot of interest.

And I want to add to that further.

My code is CLEAN.

no typos, no crap named variables, good abstraction, small methods, good encapsulation.

Because appcode makes the important stuff easy.

I love you guys!

I'm a freelance developer, and I've been using AppCode in every iOS project I've been involved with. That means GetAcross, GetPorto, and a couple others for enterprise deployment.

I can't do anymore without AppCode. Sure, there are shortcomings, but the increase in productivity thanks to improved completion, formatting and overall code organization, paired with the higher quality that AppCode inspections help deliver is unmatched. Great works guys, and I'm sure AppCode will get better and better over time.

Over the past year I've been using AppCode almost exclusively on an Indie project that ... I daren't actually say anything about yet (it's too different to anything else out there, yet seems such an obvious idea that I'm terrified someone will beat me to the App Store). I'll be sure to post about it, and trumpet my use of AppCode, when it's complete.

Anyway, using AppCode has been a great experience. There are so many little features that show a terrific level of care and attention. And the ease of communicating with JetBrains about problems that do arise is a joy (an open bug database! Yay!).

I saw a post the other day arguing for the use of dot-notation in Objective-C specifically to promote ease of text searching, which gave me a jolt. I had almost forgotten how crude it would seem to use an "IDE" that isn't code-aware. AppCode really does set the standard now.

We're developing Sleep Cycle alarm clock and VS. Racing 1 and 2 using App Code.

I'm using App code to develop the next version of the Feel Good Tracker App. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/feel-good-tracker/id387106449?mt=8

I'd love to get feedback on the Feel Good Tracker if anyone gets it.

I've been using intellij for the past 10 years for java development. I've only been using App code for a little while but it seems really good!

Is there a way to generate test classes for Objective-C like there is for Java?

Thanks.

Hey,

I've now switched to using AppCode in every project I'm working on. One of them is upcoming http://foldifyapp.com

I must say great job guys! I really do love working with AppCode

Hi there,

I developed Player Stats with AppCode: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/player-stats/id494640448?ls=1&mt=8 (small utility for Battlefield 3 players )

It's my 1rst app and it has 50 000+ users. I'm already used to IntelliJ IDEA so I was very happy to discover AppCode. Keep up the great work.

Been developing some games, first title seen here:

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/max-power-adventures/id520932188?ls=1&mt=8

Been using AppCode since the EAP program, helped immensely, especially in the final staging and testing. Currently, I am developing the next game in the Max Power series.