Note: This is the guest post, I wrote on the official Nevercode blog, please read the original post here As the popularity of mobile apps is growing, most companies and digital agencies […]
Category: Continuous Integration
Automated iOS Code Reviews with SwiftLint and Danger at YNAP
At Yoox Net-A-Porter(YNAP), we use Swift for building iOS apps. Swift is a modern, fast and type-safe programming language. In the iOS app development, getting an instant feedback on Swift […]
Released XCBlog 2.0 iOS App
Glad to announce that, Apple has approved the newly designed XCBlog iOS and watchOS app. If you are a regular reader of XCBlog then you should definitely check out the […]
Announcing the trailer of iOS DevOps Book
Glad to announce my new adventure of writing a book on iOS DevOps which cover almost everything to deliver the quality app to AppStore. This book is aimed to solve the challenges […]
Xcode Server with Xcode 10
Xcode Server is a continuous integration service launched by Apple a few years back. In the previous post about Xcode Server and Xcode 9, we have covered most of the major […]
Working with iOS App Metadata from Linux using Transporter
Apple has announced new AppStore Connect API at WWDC18 to comunicate directly with App Store. In order to know more about these API, refer previous blog post. This was clearly […]
Generating JWT Tokens for App Store Connect API
Apple’s brand new App Store Connect API will be game changer for the automating all the things related to distribution of apps. App Store Connect API can now interact with […]
WWDC18: A Basic Guide to App Store Connect API
Setting up Continuous Delivery Pipelines for platforms wasn’t a straightforward task, it was more challenging when it comes to scripting the pipelines in the code. It might be because […]
Build Incrementation Techniques for iOS Release Train
Continuous Delivery of iOS apps is essential to stay relevant in the competitive market. Companies having the infrastructure to release features to the customers as soon as it developed wins […]
Stubbing XCUITests with Vapor Server Side Swift Framework
There is no doubt that Swift is an awesome language for developing native apps for Apple platforms like iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS. However, being a new language, Swift lacks […]