Before diving into this article, make sure you take a look at the intro article on iOS CI Olympics game here. In the introductory post on iOS CI Olympics, we have selected the few player and few games for this competition. We will be evaluating the player one by one on the basis of their performance in the each game. In this article, Read more…
Before diving into this article, make sure you take a look at the intro article on iOS CI Olympics game here. In the introductory post on iOS CI Olympics, we have selected the few player and few games for this competition. We will be evaluating the player one by one on the basis of their performance in the each game. In this article, Read more…
Before diving into this article, make sure you take a look at the intro article on iOS CI Olympics game here. In the introductory post on iOS CI Olympics, we have selected the few player and few games for this competition. We will be evaluating the player one by one on the basis of their performance in the each game. Read more…
Before diving into this article, make sure you take a look at the intro article on iOS CI Olympics game here. In the introductory post on iOS CI Olympics, we have selected the few player and few games for this competition. We will be evaluating the player one by one on the basis of their performance in the each game. Read more…
Continuous Integration a.k.a CI for iOS apps is one of my favourite topics. Continuous Integration is essential for every iOS project now as the number of developers growing in the iOS teams. As of now, I have deeply experienced with self-hosted CI servers like Xcode Server, TeamCity, and Jenkins for iOS projects. However, there are still an array of cloud-based CI services available Read more…
There is hardly any iOS project that doesn’t have any dependency. Almost every project has to manage some sort of dependencies either internal or third party. Every major programming language has their own dependency management system. Swift has various options to manage the dependencies. Apple is working on its own Swift Package Manager since ages. Seriously, ages, iOS Developers are Read more…
Since Apple launched SF Mono Font at WWDC 2016, I fall in love with this amazing font. I turned my whole blog website to use SF Mono font but it involved a bit of work downloading the font and hosting it on the server and updating CSS to use it. However, you can now use all the variants of SF Mono Font Read more…
The process of Continuous Integration performs various activities like analysing, building, testing and deploying iOS apps. It would be a great idea to break down each build tasks into various stages and execute them independently. This process is also called Build Pipeline Or Deployment Pipeline. As an iOS developer, you might have experienced that building an iOS app can take Read more…
Continuous Delivery enables frequent releases of new features as soon they are ready and approved by product owners. The continuous Delivery pipeline should be able to analyse, build, test, archive and deploy iOS apps to iTunes Connect. In the previous post, we have seen how to setup basic pipeline with Fastlane tools. Every iOS build deployed to iTunes Connect creates a .ipa Read more…
Swift is getting popular programming language for developing iOS apps these days. Being a type safe language, it’s important to focus on code styling and conventions of the Swift code. SwiftLint is an open source tool to enforce Swift style and convention. SwiftLint allows us to enforce code style rules and stick to it during the development of iOS apps. Read more…
