Coming soon?
New version of Xcode hints at the release of Swift Playgrounds 4
Xcode version 13.2 includes "support for Swift Playgrounds 4 app projects."
Xcode
Invite only
Developers start to receive invites to the new Xcode Cloud beta
Developers are starting to receive emails from Apple informing them that their developer accounts are now able to use the Xcode Cloud beta.
Better do it!
Apple warns developers about upcoming AppTrackingTransparency launch
The company also alerted developers that, starting April 26, 2021, all iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch apps must be built with Xcode 12.
developing story
Jon Prosser: Xcode on iPad could pave the way for mobile 'Pro' apps
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Jon Prosser says that iOS 14 has Xcode, which could mean some 'Pro' apps may one day appear on Apple's mobile devices.
The Pixel Project
Comic: Top of the Heap Forever
Welcome to this week's edition of The Pixel Project: a weekly comic from Diesel Sweeties' Rich Stevens on Apple, technology, and everything in-between.
Exploring iOS 10
Playing safely in Swift Playgrounds
If you can set aside the hype, there's an amazing amount of promise and potential in Apple's upcoming coding program for iOS.
Developers, start your downloads
First Xcode 8 preview heads out to developers.
Apple has released the first preview version of Xcode 8, its integrated development environment.
Security
XCodeGhost malware: What you need to know
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Xcode, Apple's integrated development environment for making OS X and iOS apps, is 3.59 GB download. To save time and get faster speed, some Chinese developers have been searching for it on other, non-Apple sites. The versions of Xcode they find, however, have been infected with malware and compile apps that are infected as well. Researchers at Palo Alto Networks have dubbed this...
Beta time!
Xcode 7 beta 6 is now ready for download
Apple has seeded the sixth beta of Xcode 7 to developers, who can grab it now from either the Developer Resource Center or through the Mac App Store.
Crash spotting made easy
Latest Xcode beta comes with new crash report service
Apple has launched their new crash reporting service with the latest beta release of Xcode 6.3. The new service is designed to make it easier to find and fix crashes quickly. Apps submitted with debug symbols to both the TestFlight beta service and the App Store will have their crash log data aggregated into crash reports, according to Apple: Apps that you've submitted with debug...