"Developers report..."

Yeah, you could at least credit Apple's development videos for all the info here that you are publishing.

Looks like a great IDE. Having been a MS Visual Studio developer for over a decade I can appreciate the single window IDE. However, hearing how others used the multi-window IDE with spaces it seems so people won't like the change.

I'll give Xcode a try for myself when this new version is fully released. I have a few ideas I'd like to pursue for iOS apps.

Any information regarding release date?

Even in the current released version there is a "all in one" mode.

when can we get that new version? any word on that?

I'm currently watching the dev videos.

Just as I'm trying to learn the Xcode 3, they change it again? Is there a good reference for Xcode 4 anywhere?

This single-window stuff and version control looks good. I'm not a developer though, I just dreamt last night I went to Perth (Australia) to do my Masters degree in iOS development. Weird, huh.

"I'm not an iOS developer, I just play one on TV..."

Now the XCode editor finally catches up to Visual Studio, Eclipse, and Netbeans. The code completion and debugging was inferior to those IDEs. Now Apple is applying a formula that works, which is the single window view of the other IDEs.

Still, they managed to also come up with at least one brand-new idea. The code and GUI side-by-side view is something I haven't seen, but is a fantastic idea.

So now we'll have another 500,000 apps to choose from since Xcode 4 development is so easy? Hmm, "there's an app for that" could become "well, there's 4,000 apps for that, good luck wading through them all".