Note : This post has been published on official Moonpig Engineering blog. Read here At my previous role at Photobox Group, I have enjoyed working on DevOps practices for iOS […]
Category: Test Automation
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Hands-on XCUITest Features with Xcode 9
At WWDC 2017, there was a great session on What’s New in Testing which was mainly about new features of XCTest and XCUITest frameworks. The team working on developer tools at […]
BDD using XCTActivity feature of XCUITest ?
Apple has recently announced new features in XCUITest framework. One of the great feature is Activities which can be used to organise XCTest actions into human readable activities. The new protocol XCTActivity has […]
The Marriage of Github and Xcode 9 at WWDC
Finally, Xcode and Github realised that they can’t live without each other and it’s true. Since Apple made few project open-source on GitHub, more people involved and contributed to those project. […]
Xcode9 + Xcode Server = Comprehensive iOS Continuous Integration
At WWDC 2017, Apple announces something that made almost every iOS developer smile, a session on ‘What’s New in Signing for Xcode and Xcode Server‘. It’s hard to explain, how […]
Migrating XCFit to Swift 4 and Xcode 9
Apple has just released Xcode 9 with loads of new features including refactoring support. You can checkout full list of feature on Apple’s documentation What’s New in Xcode 9 but in summary […]
Ensuring Swift version using Fastlane Plugin
Apple made Swift open-source in December 2015 and since then a new version of Swift getting released frequently. In these changing environment of Swift development, it’s essential to make a sure version […]
xcodebuild: Deploy iOS app from Command Line
The deployment of an iOS app to iTunes Connect involves various things and it’s time-consuming and fragile activity. It’s very common practice for iOS developers use Xcode to build, test, […]
simctl: Control iOS Simulators from Command Line
While developing iOS apps, simulators are the best friends of developers. It’s the quick and easy way to test app while development as we can interact with iOS simulators using GUI. […]
Free Continuous Integration for open-source Swift Packages
Apple has released it’s own package manager called ‘Swift Package Manager‘ to share and distribute Swift packages. It’s a good idea to add free Continuous Integration to our open-source Swift […]