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    Apple to require foldable iPhone screenshots for App Store from 2027●Apple готує застосунки до iPhone Duo: з квітня 2027 року нові програми вимагатимуть скриншот складаного iPhone # # AppStMmastodonTechnologyMobile255 min ago

    Apple is preparing the App Store for its rumoured foldable, dubbed iPhone Duo. According to a report citing Xcode 27.1 developer tools, starting April 2027 developers submitting new apps will need to include screenshots of the app on the foldable iPhone. The move suggests Apple's first foldable device and its software support are moving forward, prompting discussion among developers about upcoming App Store requirements.

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    Apple developers weigh Liquid Glass adoption with Xcode 27●Adopt Xcode 27 without moving your redesign schedule. This week: Liquid Glass, JPA inspired ORM, OpenTelemetry, WebSockeMmastodonTechnologyMobile34 d ago

    Apple's latest developer tooling update lets teams adopt Xcode 27 and its Liquid Glass design language without disrupting existing redesign timelines. The weekly roundup also covers a JPA-inspired ORM, OpenTelemetry integration, WebSocket support, push callbacks, and native desktop themes, drawing attention from Java, Android, and iOS developers discussing how the changes fit into current app roadmaps.

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    Webinar shows how to use AI coding agents in Xcode●Mit Coding-Agenten Software entwickeln, bereitstellen und prüfen Erfahren Sie im Live-Webinar, wie Sie in Xcode die KI-AMmastodonWorld12 d ago

    Heise is hosting a live webinar on developing, deploying and reviewing software with AI coding agents in Xcode. The session covers Claude Code, GitHub Copilot and OpenAI Codex, with a focus on using the tools without compromising security or data privacy. The announcement is circulating among developers interested in AI-assisted programming workflows.

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    iOS developers trade war stories over TestFlight launch crashes●You press Run from Xcode and everything works. You archive, upload to TestFlight, install on your phone, and the app dieMmastodonTechnologySoftware34 d ago

    An iOS developer describes a frustrating, well-known failure mode: an app that runs fine from Xcode but crashes instantly on launch when installed via TestFlight, despite identical code and builds. The account has struck a chord with other developers, who recognize the debugging spiral of diffing code, doubting yourself, and chasing differences between debug and release configurations, code signing, or entitlements.

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