I reverted back to 2019.3 EAP 193.4932.6 which is the previous edition available in the Toolbox and the performance is much better than 193.5233.22 but still has quite a few issues. I experienced the issues with AppCode 2019.3 EAP 193.5233.22 which is the latest I'm showing in your Toolbox as of this post. Just some quick info since I'm already writing this message. I'll do my best to get you some logs, but currently I'm under some pretty heavy deadlines and AppCode is removing time from me, not giving me time back. Here's hoping they fix whatever problems they've created internally and get back to actually be quality products. I'll probably be forced to look for another set of tools soon if they continue on their current path. Obviously they've bitten off more than they can chew will all their tools and the quality and performance that use to be a hallmark of their tools has now turned into terrible quality and performance. They are taking away options from the coder and forcing them into their way of doing things across a number of their tools along with the performance taking a nose dive. They use to be my favorite tools, but now everything is going down hill. How JetBrains has manage to go from good tools to some of the junk they produce now is beyond me. (3 minutes)Īll of that on the new Mac mini 2018 with 6-Core i7. In fact it might be more of a joke now that it was in the previous version. Even with the "new" EAP that was just released a few days ago it's still a joke. My time is too precious to spend debugging AppCode, disabling every plugin under the sun, having my rhythm interrupted by “Indexing…”, etc.ĭon't get your hopes up. If someone has a magic rabbit / silver bullet, I’m willing to give it one last try, but I have my doubts. At one time I though of Jetbrains as innovators, and my "go-to" tool provider. This is not an isolated issue, and it is seriously tarnishing Jetbrains’ reputation. there are similar complaints about other Jetbrains products (IntelliJ, P圜harm, etc.) all over the web. If anyone from Jetbrains is listening, please pay attention. Something is seriously broken / wrong with the current state of affairs, and the trajectory that AppCode’s performance has followed. Tried tweaking JVM settings, allocating more RAM to the JVM, running AppCode off an external (2GBps SSD), etc. I've tried RAM disks for AppCode's cache / derived data. I’m not really looking for any suggestions at this point-I’ve tried everything from switching to the latest Java runtimes (via the Choose Runtime plugin), disabled every single plugin inside AppCode (including Git) in an attempt to “lighten the load”. I am trying to decide whether to cancel my subscription tonight or try “one more day”. I don't know what Jetbrains’ plans for AppCode are, but you guys *seriously* need to do something about the performance problems. Both the latest build, and the one before latest, are sl ll ooo oo ooo Completely unusable. Out of total desperation I tried the latest 2019.3 EAP builds. Yes, Xcode’s “inspections” aren't as “deep” as AppCode’s, and the lack of semantic highlighting in Xcode is a (somewhat bitter) loss. Xcode starts up rapidly (no more than 5 seconds to load my projects), and is usable right away. In total frustration, a few days ago I decided to switch back to Xcode 11.1 as my primary Swift IDE. Then, to add insult to injury, after the slightest tickle / code change, AppCode starts rebuilding indexes, module maps, etc. Symbol resolution has been become increasingly slow as the past 18 months have gone by. How can it not have built enough indexes to do everything really quickly. I mean, it's spent the past 5 minutes build indexes (on an iMac with 32GB RAM and 6 cores). I pop open AppCode wanting to do some work, and then wait up to 5 minutes while AppCode launches, indexes, updates symbols, seems to index some more, builds module maps, etc.Īfter all of the waiting, “indexing” and “pre-processing” I expect AppCode to resolve symbols almost instantly. The execution, however, has become increasingly abysmal (to me, at least, and for my use cases). I have used AppCode for the past 18 months or so, and think the “vision” for what AppCode could be is superb.
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