Tag: Fastlane

It's August already. One more weekend to spend with good articles on development.

• Two interesting articles by Natascha Fadeeva – How to automate taking screenshots with fastlane for iOS and The difference between @StateObject and @ObservedObject in SwiftUI;
  
  
• Fabrizio Brancati goes through navigation in SwiftUI – SwiftUI Tutorial: Navigation;
  
  
• Running a Mac App Outside of Xcode by Mark Szymczyk explains Mac application distribution;
  
  
• Majid Jabrayilov goes through in-app purchases in Mastering StoreKit 2;
  
  
• Antoine van der Lee goes through localization testing – Localization testing in Xcode;
  
  
• Decoupling SwiftUI.View Configuration from Layout and Action Handling and SwiftUI.View Is Your ViewModel by Christian Tietze cover architectural approaches in SwiftUI;
  
  
• Marco Eidinger goes through GitHub features for Swift projects in GitHub embraces Swift and provides code analysis, security alerts and dependency updates for Swift projects.

And that is it for weekend. New articles will be posted next week.

Fastlane maintainers released critical update 2.212.1. This update fixes potential Apple ID lockout if you're not using App Store Connect API keys.

Fastlane supports login to App Store Connect via regular Apple ID credentials and this update addresses issue which might result in Apple ID being locked out.

Maintainers still recommend migration to App Store Connect API keys.

Fastlane: website (GitHub)

Reference: Twitter

Weekend is here, and so are good reads for Apple developers. Let's go!

• Keith Harrison shares great productivity tips on multi-cursor editing in Xcode – Xcode Multi-Cursor Editing;
  
  
• Article by Marco Eidinger explains some aspects of string case – Transforming the Case of Strings in Swift;
  
  
• Automate your CI/CD pipelines with fastlane – Quick guide on fastlane for iOS development by Natascha Fadeeva;
  
  
• Using User Defaults to store preferences in Swift by Antoine van der Lee goes into one of the persistence option in Swift;
  
  
• Okay, ChatGPT is everywhere, let's build an app for that – Creating a SwiftUI App to interact with the OpenAI ChatGPT API by Moritz Philip Recke;
  
  
• Lee Kah Seng covers widget configuration – How to Create Configurable Widgets With Static Options?;
  
  
• And Krzysztof Zabłocki continues his series on widgets too – Widget Architecture - Part 3;
  
  
• Swift Regex Tutorial: Getting Started by Ehab Yosry Amer goes through modern approach to regular expressions in Swift;
  
  
• Majid Jabrayilov continues his series on charts – Mastering charts in SwiftUI. Customizations.;
  
  
• DocC is getting more attention lately – How we migrated our SDK docs to DocC at RevenueCat by RevenueCat provides interesting insights on actual migration to it;
  
  
• Leonardo Maia Pugliese covers animations in SwiftUI – The Art of Sequential Animations in SwiftUI: Tips, Tricks, and Examples;
  
  
• Styling in SwiftUI is covered in Composable Styles in SwiftUI by Kasper Lahti;
  
  
• One important hint by Christian Tietze if you're dealing with files in your apps – PSA: FileManager.trashItem (Maybe) Uses NSFileCoordinator Under the Hood Automatically, So You Shouldn't to Prevent Deadlocks;
  
  
• Reading keyboard modifiers on iPad in SwiftUI by Natalia Panferova helps to make your iPad app more keyboard-friendly.

And that is it for today. See you next week with another pack of great articles!

Here are some good reads for upcoming weekend.

• SwiftUI Testing With ViewInspector for iOS by Warren Burton dives into SwiftUI testing topics;
  
  
• And view debugging is continued by Leonardo Maia Pugliese in Introduction to Xcode Frame Debug - A Sherlock Holmes Adventure;
  
  
• Aspect Ratios in SwiftUI by Chris Eidhof explains how aspect ratio works in SwiftUI views;
  
  
• Jesse Squires covers build automation techniques in Using fastlane to increment version numbers in xcconfig files;
  
  
• Majid Jabrayilov continues his CloudKit series with Zone sharing in CloudKit;
  
  
• Antoine van der Lee covers error display in Error alert presenting in SwiftUI simplified;
  
  
• Creating a Custom App Launch Experience in SwiftUI with Deep Linking by Gianluca Orpello goes beyond standard launch screen;
  
  
• Sarun W. deals with text in How to force two lines of Text in SwiftUI;
  
  
• And good long read on how iMessage blastdoor was hacked – FORCEDENTRY: Sandbox Escape.

And that's it for today. Have a nice weekend!