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Xcode6 및 베타5 릴리즈노트 다운로드 본문
What’s New in Xcode
Xcode is the complete developer toolset used to create apps for iPad, iPhone, and Mac. The Xcode development environment bundles the Instruments analysis tool, iOS Simulator, and the OS frameworks in the form of iOS SDKs and OS X SDKs.
Highlights for Xcode 6 Beta
Xcode 6 Beta is the latest release of Apple’s integrated development environment. Xcode 6 Beta introduces new ways to design and build software, focusing on features and enhancements to improve your ability to adopt and expand upon core platform features, to design new interfaces, and to deliver high-quality applications.
Xcode 6 Beta includes Swift, an innovative new programming language, with a new interactive work area—a playground in which to experiment. Xcode 6 Beta also expands upon and extends its basic features with new live visualization capabilities.
Xcode 6 Beta includes the following highlighted features:
Xcode 6 Beta is the latest release of Apple’s integrated development environment. Xcode 6 Beta introduces new ways to design and build software, focusing on features and enhancements to improve your ability to adopt and expand upon core platform features, to design new interfaces, and to deliver high-quality applications.
Xcode 6 Beta includes Swift, an innovative new programming language, with a new interactive work area—a playground in which to experiment. Xcode 6 Beta also expands upon and extends its basic features with new live visualization capabilities.
Xcode 6 Beta includes the following highlighted features:
Swift Language
Advanced, innovative new object-oriented programming language for iOS and OS X development
Advanced, innovative new object-oriented programming language for iOS and OS X development
Xcode 6 Features for Swift
Full support with playgrounds, a rich documentation experience, read-eval-print loop, and other advanced features
See more details in Swift Language.
Full support with playgrounds, a rich documentation experience, read-eval-print loop, and other advanced features
See more details in Swift Language.
Additional Feature Enhancements for Xcode 6 IDE
Testing
Testing capabilities for performance measurement
Ability to test asynchronous code with enhanced XCTest
See more details in Testing.
Testing capabilities for performance measurement
Ability to test asynchronous code with enhanced XCTest
See more details in Testing.
Interface Builder
Extensive new features that support live rendering, storyboards for OS X, versatile size classes, and custom iOS fonts
See more details in Interface Builder.
Extensive new features that support live rendering, storyboards for OS X, versatile size classes, and custom iOS fonts
See more details in Interface Builder.
Debugger
New view debugger, enhanced queue debugging, and new debug gauges
See more details in Debugging.
New view debugger, enhanced queue debugging, and new debug gauges
See more details in Debugging.
Sprite Kit
Enhanced game development with new level designer and improved debugging
Support for Sprite Kit and Scene Kit to work together on iOS
See more details in Sprite Kit.
Enhanced game development with new level designer and improved debugging
Support for Sprite Kit and Scene Kit to work together on iOS
See more details in Sprite Kit.
Extensions and Frameworks
Ability to add extensions to any app increasing functionality
Ability to create dynamic frameworks for iOS
See more details in Extensions and Frameworks.
Ability to add extensions to any app increasing functionality
Ability to create dynamic frameworks for iOS
See more details in Extensions and Frameworks.
iOS Simulator
New iOS Simulator configurations that allow saving data and settings for reuse
See more details in iOS Simulator.
New iOS Simulator configurations that allow saving data and settings for reuse
See more details in iOS Simulator.
Localization
XLIFF format support for strings localization
Automatic base language .strings
generation
New Interface Builder assistant preview of alternative language UI
Ability to run apps as they appear in other locales
See more details in Localization.
XLIFF format support for strings localization
Automatic base language
.strings
generationNew Interface Builder assistant preview of alternative language UI
Ability to run apps as they appear in other locales
See more details in Localization.
Compiler
Profile Guided Optimization (PGO)
User-defined modules
See more details in Compiler.
Profile Guided Optimization (PGO)
User-defined modules
See more details in Compiler.
Instruments
Updated user interface with new template chooser and track view
App extension profiling support
Profile tests to discover regression causes
See more details in Instruments.
Updated user interface with new template chooser and track view
App extension profiling support
Profile tests to discover regression causes
See more details in Instruments.
Xcode Server
More complex integration scenarios with triggers
Support for performance testing integrations
Greater control over bot configuration and execution; bot-level statistics
See more details in Xcode Server.
More complex integration scenarios with triggers
Support for performance testing integrations
Greater control over bot configuration and execution; bot-level statistics
See more details in Xcode Server.
Home Kit Accessory Simulator
Simulator for app connection with accessories in Home Kit development
See more details in Home Kit Accessory Simulator.
For additional details on the Xcode 6 Beta release, see the seed release notes:http://developer.apple.com/xcode/releasenotes/prerelease/ios/index.html
Simulator for app connection with accessories in Home Kit development
See more details in Home Kit Accessory Simulator.
For additional details on the Xcode 6 Beta release, see the seed release notes:http://developer.apple.com/xcode/releasenotes/prerelease/ios/index.html
Compatibility
Xcode 6 Beta requires a Mac running OS X v10.9.3 (or later) or OS X v10.10. It includes SDKs for OS X v10.9, OS X v10.10, and iOS v8.0. To develop apps targeting prior versions of OS X or iOS, see About SDKs and the iOS Simulator.
Xcode 6 Beta requires a Mac running OS X v10.9.3 (or later) or OS X v10.10. It includes SDKs for OS X v10.9, OS X v10.10, and iOS v8.0. To develop apps targeting prior versions of OS X or iOS, see About SDKs and the iOS Simulator.
Installation
Xcode 6 Beta can coexist on a Mac computer with previous versions of Xcode.
This prerelease version of Xcode is distributed as a single application bundle available from developer.apple.com to authorized seed developers in a disk image file (DMG). To install during the beta period, open the downloaded DMG file and drag the Xcode icon to your Applications folder. Upon final release, Xcode is installed through the Mac App Store.
Xcode 6 Beta can coexist on a Mac computer with previous versions of Xcode.
This prerelease version of Xcode is distributed as a single application bundle available from developer.apple.com to authorized seed developers in a disk image file (DMG). To install during the beta period, open the downloaded DMG file and drag the Xcode icon to your Applications folder. Upon final release, Xcode is installed through the Mac App Store.
Developer Resources
The iOS and Mac developer programs provide access to the App Store, additional support and documentation, and provisioning resources to enable testing and deployment on an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch device. For more information visit:
For discussions about any Apple developer software, including prerelease products, visit the Apple Developer Forums at http://devforums.apple.com/.
For the latest security information, visit http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1222.
For more detailed information on a release, see the complete Xcode release notes available from the Xcode Help menu.
The iOS and Mac developer programs provide access to the App Store, additional support and documentation, and provisioning resources to enable testing and deployment on an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch device. For more information visit:
For discussions about any Apple developer software, including prerelease products, visit the Apple Developer Forums at http://devforums.apple.com/.
For the latest security information, visit http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1222.
For more detailed information on a release, see the complete Xcode release notes available from the Xcode Help menu.
About SDKs and iOS Simulator
A software development kit (SDK) is a collection of frameworks (libraries, headers, and resources) that represent the API for a specific iOS or OS X version. Most of the functionality your app gets from an SDK is actually provided by the host operating system, which makes the right Base SDK and OS Deployment Target settings critical for app compatibility. Xcode automatically builds with the latest SDK and targets the latest OS.
If your app doesn’t require the latest OS features, you can configure it to run on a previous version of iOS or OS X using the OS Deployment Target option in the Xcode Project settings. If your project was created in an older version of Xcode, you can let Xcode update your project. For details on this features, see Project Modernization.
For iOS, Xcode automatically switches between the iOS Simulator SDK and the device SDK, depending on where you intend to run your app. You don’t need to select these settings manually.
A software development kit (SDK) is a collection of frameworks (libraries, headers, and resources) that represent the API for a specific iOS or OS X version. Most of the functionality your app gets from an SDK is actually provided by the host operating system, which makes the right Base SDK and OS Deployment Target settings critical for app compatibility. Xcode automatically builds with the latest SDK and targets the latest OS.
If your app doesn’t require the latest OS features, you can configure it to run on a previous version of iOS or OS X using the OS Deployment Target option in the Xcode Project settings. If your project was created in an older version of Xcode, you can let Xcode update your project. For details on this features, see Project Modernization.
For iOS, Xcode automatically switches between the iOS Simulator SDK and the device SDK, depending on where you intend to run your app. You don’t need to select these settings manually.
Project Modernization
When you open a project, Xcode evaluates it to see whether any settings should be updated. This feature provides an easy way to make sure your projects conform to the latest SDKs and best practices.
Open the issue navigator to see whether anything in your project needs to be updated. You can also select the project in the project navigator and choose Editor > Validate Settings.
If the issue navigator lists modernization issues, click the issue to see a dialog, which explains the updates that should be made and lets you perform any or all of them.
After you have clicked Perform Changes, regardless of whether you choose to make all the changes, Xcode does not show the warning again. To rerun the check, select your project in the project navigator and choose Editor > Validate Settings.
When you open a project, Xcode evaluates it to see whether any settings should be updated. This feature provides an easy way to make sure your projects conform to the latest SDKs and best practices.
Open the issue navigator to see whether anything in your project needs to be updated. You can also select the project in the project navigator and choose Editor > Validate Settings.
If the issue navigator lists modernization issues, click the issue to see a dialog, which explains the updates that should be made and lets you perform any or all of them.
After you have clicked Perform Changes, regardless of whether you choose to make all the changes, Xcode does not show the warning again. To rerun the check, select your project in the project navigator and choose Editor > Validate Settings.
New Features in Xcode by Release
Chapter articles are listed by major revision. Minor update release information is appended in the chapter for the major revision.
Xcode 6 Beta adds support for development on OS X v10.10 and iOS 8.0.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 6 Beta
Xcode 5.1 adds support for development on iOS 7.1.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 5.1
Xcode 5 adds support for development on iOS 7.0 and OS X v10.9.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 5
Xcode 4.6 adds support for development on iOS 6.1.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 4.6
Xcode 4.5 adds support for development on iOS 6.0.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 4.5
Xcode 4.4 adds support for new Objective-C language features and supports development on OS X v10.8.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 4.4
Xcode 4.3 adds enhancements to Xcode installation, improves operations and workflow, and support development for iOS 5.0.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 4.3
Xcode 4.2 adds enhancements to the features and workflow of Xcode 4.1 to support development for iOS 5.0.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 4.2
Xcode 4.1 adds enhancements to the features and workflow of Xcode 4.0 and, when running on OS X v10.7, implements user interface features standard in OS X v10.7 such as full-screen windows.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 4.1
Chapter articles are listed by major revision. Minor update release information is appended in the chapter for the major revision.
Xcode 6 Beta adds support for development on OS X v10.10 and iOS 8.0.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 6 Beta
Xcode 5.1 adds support for development on iOS 7.1.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 5.1
Xcode 5 adds support for development on iOS 7.0 and OS X v10.9.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 5
Xcode 4.6 adds support for development on iOS 6.1.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 4.6
Xcode 4.5 adds support for development on iOS 6.0.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 4.5
Xcode 4.4 adds support for new Objective-C language features and supports development on OS X v10.8.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 4.4
Xcode 4.3 adds enhancements to Xcode installation, improves operations and workflow, and support development for iOS 5.0.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 4.3
Xcode 4.2 adds enhancements to the features and workflow of Xcode 4.1 to support development for iOS 5.0.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 4.2
Xcode 4.1 adds enhancements to the features and workflow of Xcode 4.0 and, when running on OS X v10.7, implements user interface features standard in OS X v10.7 such as full-screen windows.
Relevant Chapter: New Features in Xcode 4.1
See Also
To learn more about Xcode, see Xcode Overview.
To learn more about the tasks and workflow required to develop and distribute OS X and iOS apps, see App Distribution Guide.
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To learn more about Xcode, see Xcode Overview.
To learn more about the tasks and workflow required to develop and distribute OS X and iOS apps, see App Distribution Guide.
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Xcode 6 베타 릴리즈 노트
xcode_6_beta_5_release_notes.pdf
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