Check out the tutorial.
Drop your quirky jailbreak detection code. There’s a new, official API in town. 👍
The App Attest service gives your app a way to assert its validity so that your server can more confidently provide access to sensitive resources.
It’s around about this time in the beta cycle that I always like to remind people that it’s OK if you’re not taking advantage of every new API in this year’s releases, or last year’s releases. This year, I’ll let James Thomson do it though, with a tweet that can only be written after holding your head in your hands and exclaiming to yourself “But WHY isn’t it working!” 😂
Is the ultimate answer to the age-old problem of self-sizing table view cells… SwiftUI? Noah Gilmore suggests it might be! The post is a journey through three different methods of working towards a solution and is thoroughly worth your time.
Here’s Harshil Shah with an in-depth look at the multitude of Swift collection types. The inspiration for the post came from Dave Abrahams’ WWDC 2018 talk, which is also thoroughly worth watching. You’ll learn more than you ever need to know about collections by the end.
I liked this post from Rick Wierenga on building a full multiplatform app with SwiftUI and this year’s betas. I love that cross-platform (where cross-platform means cross-Apple-platform) development feels like a critically important part of this year’s releases. It’s taken a while to get there, but I love how it’s turned out.
Sometimes it’s the little enhancements to the APIs we use every day that make the biggest impact on our developer lives. Like being able to use a closure to execute the code when someone taps your button. Here’s Antoine van der Lee with a quick post to bring you up to speed.
What’s going on in iOS 14 with the IDFA? You might be tempted to breeze past this issue, but even if you’re merely tracking your own installs through from your marketing efforts, this is going to affect you. Let David Barnard guide you, with this incredibly detailed post on how this is all changing in iOS 14, and beyond.
If last week’s post on filling in an encryption self-classification report resonated with you, but you didn’t get around to actually… you know… doing it yet 😅 then you’ll want to check Christopher Atlan’s site out. Fill in the form, and generate a report. Could it be any simpler?
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