2022
2021
- Full support for overridden properties [Dec 17]
- Swiftify Wins a 2021 Leader Award in Application Development From SourceForge [Nov 19]
- Objective-C to Swift method mappings updated for latest Xcode 12.4 and Swift 5.3 [Feb 4]
- Swift declarations now follow the order of the implementation (.m) file [Jan 26]
2020
- Swift 5.3 support [September 15]
- Completely revised handling of parentheses [Jun 24]
- Support for nested array and struct initializers [May 28]
- Multi-line function declarations and function calls [Apr 28]
- Swift 5.2 support [Apr 2]
- Very precise handling of text selection and indentation in the Xcode Extension [Mar 16]
2019
- Precise Objective-C to Swift function mappings and improvements to Swiftify apps [Dec 19]
- Improved support for C-style strings, typealias declarations and reserved identifiers [Oct 24]
- Improved optionality of primitive and collection types [Sep 24]
- User-friendly enum names, nested property types and improved NSArray translation [Aug 30]
- Improved metadata lookup for precise Objective-C to Swift method mappings [Aug 14]
- Improved support for value types, local scope variables, and converter performance [July 11]
2018
- Merging external declarations, overridden class methods, and line breaks [ Dec 24 ]
- Support for static variables and dispatch_once() [ Dec 5 ]
- Original order of declarations is fully preserved! [ Nov 15 ]
- Featured in the AppStore! [ Nov 2 ]
- Improved conversion of Xcode projects and workspaces [ Oct 16 ]
- Swift 4.2 has just been released! [ Sep 19 ]
2017
- Swift 4.1 support [ Dec 18 ]
- The brand new parser of Xcode project files [ Dec 11 ]
- Wondering how to Swiftify real-world projects? Here is how. [ Nov 23 ]
- The converter is now 150 times faster! [ Nov 3 ]
- Advanced type conversion and support for optionals [ Oct 27 ]
- Swift 4 is finally out! [ Sep 20 ]