Sometimes you may find it useful to transfer an existing app you deployed on a particular simulator, to another simulator without having to build and run the app again in Xcode. The main scenario I have in mind is during beta time, when you want to check how an existing app, built with the current
Swift Package Manager is a tool for helping distributing Swift code and has been around since Swift 3, but with Xcode 11 Apple finally integrated it into the IDE we all use to make iOS apps so it is easier than ever to adopt SPM.In this article I’ll talk about how to integrate packages distributed
One of the new features of Xcode 11 is the ability to see a live preview of a SwiftUI view in what is called the Canvas. This is really convenient while working with a UI as you can modify the code and have an immediate feedback about the result.Wouldn’t it be cool to have a
I want to share my experience building and distributing apps with xcodebuild hoping to help some iOS developer struggling with automating build and distribution via command line. There are two ways to distribute a test version of your app for iOS: TestFlight and Ad Hoc.The former allows you to submit a build to App Store