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I have a question about the BETA realeases of XCODE. Now it is possible to download the BETA of XCODE7. Is it possible to Develop a complete Application from this BETA, with installer etc. or will I have to wait for a standart Version?

The reason behind this question is that I would like to use the try/catch in Swift 2.0 so I would not need a bridging header and objective C.

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    You can develop anything you want. You can't submit anything ever to Apple with any Beta software. Even once ios9 is out you can't submit with the beta version. – Fogmeister Jul 13 '15 at 13:32
  • You will still be using Objective-C since that is what Cocoa Touch is mostly written in. Also what does using try/catch in Swift 2.0 so have to do with a bridging header and/or objective-C? – zaph Jul 13 '15 at 13:47
  • I have written a tray application where i did not have to use objective-c code. It is completely in swift. The try catch is missing for some functions so I made a bridging header to use the try catch in objective-c. – Silve2611 Jul 13 '15 at 14:16
  • Thank you @Fogmeister If you post your comment as an answer i will mark it as correct. Thats all i wanted to know. – Silve2611 Jul 13 '15 at 14:17
  • @Silve2611 In Objective-C exceptions are to be used only for non-recoverable programming errors, not to control program execution. Specifically throwing exceptions across stack frames is not cleanly handled. The try/catch in Swift 2.0 are is not really exception handling, it just borrows some of the naming. – zaph Jul 14 '15 at 04:09

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Fogmeister gave the right answer: "You can develop anything you want. You can't submit anything ever to Apple with any Beta software. Even once ios9 is out you can't submit with the beta version"

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