iOS
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Access the iOS file system from Terminal or Finder with iFuse
Back in the day the original iPod could be plugged into a computer and used as an external hard disk. Alas iOS doesn't provide this feature, but it's still possible for those determined enough to find a way.
iOSUsing automatic API request retries make iOS apps more resilient
In a perfect world every network request will succeed on the first try. But in the real-world, not every API request succeeds. This post covers a technique to build automatic retries into an iOS or macOS client application.
SwiftSending Email with Image Attachments in Swift
This quick post summarizes the steps to implement sending email from Swift. As an added twist, this post includes capturing an image from one of the app's UIViews.
UIKitiOS Image Caching for UIKit Apps
In this article I'll cover a simple and straightforward approach to fetching images from remote web servers and efficiently caching them so they aren't retrieved more frequently than necessary.
UIKitConfigure Xcode Server to send SMTP Email
In this post, I’ll discuss how to configure a MacOS Xcode Server machine to route email messages to the development team via an external SMTP server.
iOSCI/CD with Xcode Server 10
In this article, I’ll overview the product architecture and discuss some of the plus and minus factors for using Xcode server vs. 3rd-party alternatives.
iOSBridging JavaScript and WKWebKit
Using the WebKit/WKWebView techniques presented here, your native apps can be better integrated with web content and provide a superior experience to end-users.
SwiftUnderstanding UI Testing using iOS, Xcode 9 and Swift
Xcode provides a fully-featured, scriptable UI Testing framework. A key to using the framework is understanding its architecture and how to best leverage its capabilities.
iOSUsing Face ID to secure iOS Applications
Biometric security like Face ID and Touch ID help make iOS mobile devices more secure and convenient for users. These technologies can also be used by 3rd-party applications.
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