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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, WebSockeMmastodonTechnologyMobile33 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-AMmastodonWorld116 h 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 dieMmastodonTechnologySoftware33 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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