Apple WWDC19 has announced the various things for the users. Some of the software was anticipated but there are some awesome hardware announcements too!. There is a live blog running all over the WWDC19 session by XCTEQ which covers the latest updates on WWDC developer tools. Some of the major Read more…
XCTEQ is bringing all the live coverage of the developer tools announcements at #WWDC19. Apple hosts the World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) every year to announce new products software and technologies. This live blog will cover the breaking news on Apple developer tools like Xcode, Swift, Swift Package Manager, XCTest, Read more…
High traffic iOS apps likely to experience crashes when users are using them. The crash is the process in which app gets killed itself and become unusable. The crash may be intermittent or reproducible, if the crash happens at the key user journey then the business is likely to lose Read more…
At SauceCon 2019, XCTEQ got an opportunity to have a video interview with DevOps.com and Digital anarchist. Chris Riley has conducted a video interview covering the various aspects of the DevOps, test automation for mobile apps. An interview covered the following main topics Difference between Mobile DevOps and Web DevOps Read more…
Apple has released a new command line tool xccov last year for inspecting the contents of Xcode code coverage reports. With xccov , we can generate Xcode code coverage reports in the human-readable format as well as machine representable format like JSON without using third-party tools. In our previous post, we looked Read more…
In August 2018, we announced the book on iOS DevOps the draft content of the book has been published on the XCTEQ website here. Since then lots of connection on LinkedIn and Twitter showed interest in the book. First of all, we would like to thank all of you who expressed Read more…
CocoaPods has been magical dependency managers for iOS developer so far. Very few developers understand what happens under the hood when they run pod install command. However, CocoaPods has been proved to be painless dependency manager in the iOS ecosystem. Personally, I had love/hate relationship with CocoaPods so I wrote a blog Read more…
Everyone who has Apple ID might have received an email that Apple will enforce Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) starting from 27th Feb 2019. The purpose of 2FA is to add an extra layer of security. Everyone needs to enable 2FA in order to use Certificates, Provisioning profiles and Identifiers from the Apple developer Read more…
At the moment, Kubernetes is the hottest tool in the DevOps industry for automating, managing and scaling deployments of the web apps. However, Kubernetes rarely managed to enter in the Swift and Apple’s world. There are server-side Swift frameworks like Vapor, Kitura, Perfect etc which are doing awesome work to get Swift on Read more…
In 2018, Mobile DevOps and CI/CD world have been shaken up by some big announcements and news. These announcements are either from Apple or from the open-source communities, but these will change the traditional ways of doing CI/CD for iOS apps for sure. In this post, we will look back Read more…