iOS Code Signing Tutorials This is Part-2 of the iOS Code Signing tutorial series. This series covers fundamentals of the iOS code signing process. You can find all the posts in the series linked below iOS Code Signing: 1. Getting Started iOS Code Signing: 2. Certificate Signing Requests iOS Code Read more…
iOS Code Signing Tutorials This is Part-4 of the iOS Code Signing tutorial series. This series covers fundamentals of the iOS code signing process. You can find all the posts in the series linked below iOS Code Signing: 1. Getting Started iOS Code Signing: 2. Certificate Signing Requests iOS Code Read more…
Apple doesn’t want us to enable continuous deployment for whatever reason. There is no API to deal with iTunes Connects and Apple still wants to approve your apps. Apple’s own Continuous Integration server a.k.a Xcode Server doesn’t allow us to upload the IPA files to iTunes Connect. The archive process creates Read more…
iOS applications don’t go to iTunes Connect easily, it takes blood, sweat and tears of engineers with them. It involves various complex task before app hits iTunes Connect. Surely, every iOS engineer must have felt that pain at least once in the lifetime. There are some underlying tools and technologies that Apple Read more…
Believe it or not, setting up and managing DevOps tooling is a brainfucking activity. It’s true for both web and mobile application development. It requires the deep understanding of server and networking technologies, automation with complex scripting, cloud technologies and 24 x 7 Monitoring support. This became a cause for a Read more…
I didn’t expect that this will be my first blog post of 2018. On my holiday, I read the tweet that ‘Apple Buys BuddyBuild’ and It raised my eyebrow, I blinked and read the tweet again. I quickly checked BuddyBuild twitter handle, there wasn’t any tweet, googled it and found Read more…
Fastlane has just released with Swift support from version 2.69.0 onwards which means iOS developers no longer have to write Ruby code to configure Fastlane in iOS or macOS projects. Fastlane is one of the great tools to automate iOS deployments, releases and all sort of common iOS development tasks Read more…
One of the complaints about Xcode Server is it’s not scalable to be used as large-scale or enterprise level. However, if you have skills to understand and manage an infrastructure for iOS deployment then scalability can be easily achieved for small, medium or large iOS teams using the mixture of iOS Read more…
Xcode comes up with some cool tools that can be used to detect some crazy bugs that are hard to catch with manual or functional automated testing. The memory and threading related issues are hard to find unless they made the impact on the application. In my previous post on Read more…
Xcode Server is Continuous Integration service provide by Apple to analyse, build, test and archive iOS apps. Xcode Server has been recently inbuilt with Xcode 9, which made Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery of iOS apps just a few clicks away. Apple still hasn’t updated documentation of Xcode Server a.k.a XCS with Xcode Read more…