This is an older post on SarunW.com, but I found it helpful recently when setting up a new iOS project in Xcode and needing to customize the Info.plist, because the post explains pretty well what is going on behind the scenes. Where is [the] Info.plist in Xcode In some ways this behavior is helpful in
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From the makers of Halide (the outstanding camera app for iOS) is this excellent in-depth review of what’s new in the iPhone 13’s camera system: iPhone 13 Pro Camera Preview: The Hardware Changes – Lux
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Courtesy of iOS Dev Wekly, Apple has a very handy chart of Xcode Minimum requirements and supported SDKs: Apple Developer – Xcode – Minimum requirements and supported SDKs
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Another quick list of topics from today’s WWDC State of the Union presentation. I dropped the ball a bit (mostly during the graphics/Metal portion), so apologies for that. Again, no warranties expressed or implied on this. 😉 Xcode in the Cloud Unit Testing Deliver Code signing in the Cloud add a post action automatic delivery
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Quick list of topics from today’s Keynote presentation. No warranties expressed or implied. 😉 FaceTime Spatial audio SharePlay: TV, Screen, Audio Focus notifications Summary Photos Live text whiteboard Spotlight Photos memories Music + videos Change music AI selected (this never works for me) Wallet Clipper Disney world Keys House Work Hotels Hyatt Also on Apple
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iOS 14 and iPadOS are compatible with these devices – Apple Support An official list of all devices that have iOS 13 or iPadOS are compatible with iOS 14. First Generation iPhone SE is still on the list, so Xcode isn’t lying.
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I’ve been using GitHub for years now, but I hadn’t really taken advantage of the “Viewed” checkbox on the right side of the file listing while reviewing PRs until a teammate pointed it out to me and mentioned its usefulness beyond indicating simply that the file had been viewed. It turns out that if you
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The other evening, in the wake of a bit of nostalgia, I tested running an emulator project on an iPhone 5 simulator running iOS 10.3 in Xcode 11 (more on that in a future podcast episode). It surprised me at the time—but it probably shouldn’t have—that I got the notorious “‘App Name’ has not been
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In your journeys with Swift since 4.2 released, you may have seen the CaseIterable protocol when working with enums. Since this is a relatively new language feature in 4.2, you might wonder what that is or what it does. In this article on raywenderlich.com, Getting to Know Enum, Struct and Class Types in Swift, Adam
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I don’t use Audible (yet), but the situation regarding Audiobooks on macOS Mojave and iOS 12 feels a bit like a UX conundrum at the very least. For starters, the Audiobooks feature resides in iTunes on macOS, but it’s in Books on iOS. I understand arguments for both, but it feels like Apple’s design or
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