The company confirmed the news on its Apple Developer website. As of April 25, the App Store will no longer accept apps built with older versions of Xcode. For those unfamiliar, Xcode is the tool used ...

Apple has warned developers submitting apps to the App Store that they will soon need to use Xcode 14.1 or later for them to be accepted. A notice posted to Apple's Developer News and Updates advises ...

On its Developer site, Apple has announced that, starting April 25, iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS apps submitted to the App Store must be built with Xcode 14.1 or later. The latest version of Xcode 14, ...

Apple today announced that starting in January 2024, all Apple Developer Program memberships will include 25 compute hours of Xcode Cloud at no additional cost on top of the Developer membership fee.

Xcode Cloud is Apple's Continuous Integration build service for developers. Here's how to get started using it for your own software creations. At WWDC 2021, Apple introduced its new cloud build ...

Apple today released Xcode 15.2 and TestFlight version 3.5, both of which have been updated with support for the Vision Pro headset that is set to come out in early February. Xcode 15.2 is equipped ...

Play is a really cool platform for prototyping new app ideas. You can easily create interactive mockups to imagine how your app’s interface will look. The app has many of the core iOS interface ...

Apple is reportedly working on a major Xcode update with artificial integration. This functionality will apparently emulate Microsoft’s GitHub Copilot, generating code based on text input. Work on the ...

Have you ever found yourself stuck in the frustrating gap between design and development? You’ve spent hours perfecting a prototype, only to face the tedious task of translating it into code, hoping ...

Apple wants to make it easier to develop apps. Like everyone else in tech, the company knows there simply isn’t enough tech talent to go around. That means the best solution is to make some tasks ...

Okay, I thought I was picking a relatively tame project for my first foray into Mac programming, but apparently I was wrong. <BR><BR>I want to make a simple application that will load in the Status ...